Death

[moevillini]

Life is terminal!!!

reminds me of this one: the art of living well is slowly dying.

 

[bigb]

Life is terminal!!!

We have a friend who told my pregnant (at the time, not now thank all that is Holy) wife that she had an STD. When she questioned him, he said that he considered pregnancy to be a disease and she contracted sexually. I lol'd.

 

[PearlWatson]

My mom had a near fatal car accident several years ago. They put together a will and I got named executor along with my lawyer Uncle. Some division of my parents belongings was made in the will but the biggest asset-their home is not spoken for. I am a little worried about what will happen with it. Do we sale it and split the money? Does someone live there without ownership?

Now most of my 6 siblings are not that attached to money in general and are pretty well off. But I can see fights starting over tens of thousands of dollars.

I'm guessing the easiest thing is to sell it.
Can you even leave it without ownership and rent it to a family member?

These are some good things to know and consider.

 

[DutchJazzer]

6. Make amends with your family if you are dying

i make ammends every year

 

[PearlWatson]

K, I'm looking at headstones:

Seriously?:

Purty:

That's kinda memorable:

Spherical:

Nice advice:

Umm:

I told you so: