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11-16-2007, 06:38 PM
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Obituaries...
We all read em (some of us skip em), but an interesting obituary does attract some attention. Sometimes they are written for people who are still alive...which helps in publishing it right after their deaths. But normally, they are posthumous, i.e., written after the said person's death.
 I was kinda thinking...what would our obituaries be about? What would YOUR obituary read like? And if you have read some good ones (in the newspaper, mags or on the Net), lets hear it.
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Well, I'm not entirely sure about my obituary but I know for my funeral I want everybody wearing yellow and I want my body dressed in polka dots. I want it to be happy and memorable, I suppose I want the same for my obituary.
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