Post Death Considerations
Since so much of this blog deals with the topic of death, and how it can be dealt out (again and again) I feel it is necessary to reflect on what I want done with my remains in the event of my tragic (and most likely ironic) death.
Since I plan on feeling no real attachment to my meatbag after my demise, I would like to be disposed of in the most effcient manner. It should involve fire though, because fire is pretty. Of course, I hope to go in a very dramatic being eaten-by-tiger sort of way, so maybe there won't be any (undigested) remains.
So I would like all of my fellow persons in zombie defense training to post on what they would have done with their remains should it come to that.
Post away!
Since I plan on feeling no real attachment to my meatbag after my demise, I would like to be disposed of in the most effcient manner. It should involve fire though, because fire is pretty. Of course, I hope to go in a very dramatic being eaten-by-tiger sort of way, so maybe there won't be any (undigested) remains.
So I would like all of my fellow persons in zombie defense training to post on what they would have done with their remains should it come to that.
Post away!
1 Comments:
I've been struggling with this question since you posted it... And came across the perfect answer while falling asleep last night in the pages of my most recent book.
I don't care what happens to me after I die -- my goal is to keep my head on my shoulders so long as it pleases me. I will say, that after I am dead, I am sure friends and loved ones will decide "what I would have wanted," which will likely be nothing like what I would have wanted, and everything like what they want. I look forward to the amusement.
Apropos, anyone?
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