Plan for your eventual death so it’s ready to go later
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I don’t mean this in a “get life insurance and write a living will way.” Shop the tangibles.
When my dad passed in 2012 (it’s ok he was old as shit and lived a full life), we discovered he had pre-purchased a fully brass coffin in 1977. I thought it was the chic-est thing one could do and was rightfully inspired. I’ve bought my own plot, prepaid for the venue, stockpiled my preferred urn options. Now, all I have left to do is live and it’s so freeing!
a month ago
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@milliemariecardenas
Literally planning for your death is the kindest thing you can do for your loved ones. Love this!
@cocoquizon
Thank you! I’d love to be a gracious host in life and in death!
@milliemariecardenas
I have an emergency binder that I made for my siblings and my husband‘s sibling in case of an emergency where one of us or both of us is dead. It has everything you would need to handle our state, including extra keys and a list of everything that is in our safe.We’ve also finally started our individual wills that copies will be handed to our executor of estate, which will be our most trusted siblings. 
@cocoquizon
Truly so thoughtful of you and those are some things I still have to do! I had been thinking about how even in material consumption we don’t think of end of life that’s why we’re stuck with all this trash and that we could’ve totally just planned for
@freakflag
I’m stuck on the full brass coffin. Iconic. Thank god he prepaid in 77. Imagine the price for that bad boy now !?
@cocoquizon
He also bought it just because the coffin seller was a beautiful lady. Who knew it would have come in handy a few decades later!
@maoxian
"Look, just because we're bereaved, that doesn't make us saps!"
@cocoquizon
😂😭😂😭 goddamit!!
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