Not until Stewey said he wanted 'good riddance' played at his. Made me think about it then. Had forgotten all about though until you just reminded me....hmmm...back to youtube
Hmmm, i suppose its only morbid if your not dying yet. If you know your gonna die in a couple of weeks, then i dont think there is anything wrong with planning...
no its not morbid. I think its nice to be able to plan what youd like your family to arrange and saves your family having to worry if theyve made correct decisions. My partner and his sisters were in a state when their dad suddenly passed and it was difficult for them to agree on some aspects of funeral as they were so upset.
The only �real� thought that I have given to it, is that I want everyone to be downright bloody miserable. None of this cheerful, celebrate the life, happy clappy lets have a beer and some nibbles nonsense. I want mourners weeping and throwing themselves at my coffin, I want people to miss me and be sorry for the fact that I am gone and will never 'be' again. I want them to notice the empty space that I have left behind and hope for the life of them that I won�t come back and haunt them for past misdemeanours against me.
And I want Everybody Hurts by REM repeated ad infinitum.
yes I've got a whole list of songs, who I want to get my jewellery and diaries and what I want to be wearing and things to be put in my coffin. The reason for this is I have had far too many friends pass away young and sat there thinking, they wouldn�t have wanted this song at all, (usually what the girlfriends chosen) Its not morbid its just how you would like to be remembered.
yes I've got a whole list of songs, who I want to get my jewellery and diaries and what I want to be wearing and things to be put in my coffin, and who's carrying it. The reason for this is I have had far too many friends pass away young and sat there thinking, they wouldn�t have wanted this song at all, (usually what the girlfriends chosen) Its not morbid its just how you would like to be remembered.
I don't think talking about your own funeral is morbid - I just hope I've got a few years left before my time's up!
I'm so glad that I 'lightheartedly' chatted to Mum & Dad before they died & us siblings knew exactly what they wished for on their departure.
Incidentally, I was perusing YouTube a few days ago & found this - it really made me cry! I'd hate to leave this world knowing I owed anyone an apology.
I don't think it is morbid, crete. Death will happen to every one of us, I don't think there is any point avoiding the issue. I want "Perfect Day" by Lou Reed.
Yep I have a list of songs, who gets jewellery, who carries my coffin, who gets my dairies, what I want to wear and what goes in with me. The reason for this is I have had far too many friends pass away young and sat there thinking, they wouldn�t have wanted this song at all, (usually what the girlfriends chosen) Its not morbid its just how you would like to be remembered.