Whats on the Agenda for today? What can we talk to death

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Posted by wenndypoo

But then again, if my mother is correct, the place I'm going to after this is not a good place at all!

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Where do you go according to your mother??

I was weird growing up and never really thought I would live after my 17th birthday. I don't know why and have no reason to think that I would just die sometime during my 17th year. Since I didn't I don't know what to think.

I have seen so many people die - long painful drawn out illnesses, short quick deaths and everything in between. My granfather died the best way (IMO) - in his sleep, in no pain at 99 years old. But I don't want to live that long.

Im not afraid of dying...just don't want to right now

I always think that if I am afraid of things that they will happen as a lesson I am to learn I know weird but if the shoe fits i'll wear it lol

I think when we die we are done, kaput, dust. I think we 'live' on in the people we leave behind, in their memories, in their thoughts, in how we influenced them and gave of ourselves to the world.

I was raised Catholic, and I still am Catholic, but I do not believe we go to heaven. Maybe that makes me not Catholic after all.

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Posted by cluelessbride

I think when we die we are done, kaput, dust. I think we 'live' on in the people we leave behind, in their memories, in their thoughts, in how we influenced them and gave of ourselves to the world.

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those same words could have easily been from DH's mouth...he always does the hang loose sign when we pass a cross or memorial on theside of the road...saying that he is remembering them so they can live in his memory for another moment