RE: Re: Spirit in the Sky/Ingrid

[Guest guest]

Gee I hope I'm not in the same form. I was obese most of my life till I had

gastric bypass surgery in 2000. I was 300 pounds now I'm a swelt 122-124

pounds 5 years 9 months later. In my next life I want to be beautiful and

not just extremely intelligent.

Nonnie

Re: Re: Spirit in the Sky/Ingrid

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> In a message dated 9/14/2005 5:02:17 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lowenco@h... writes:

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> I really like that song too. But my husband would really get upset

> with me if I start telling him the songs I want at my memorial

> service. He just does not want me to think of it yet. I know we

> should all be prepared. NO ONE is going to live forever. I think

my

> husband is just dealing with my diagnosis in a different way. But

we

> should all plan ahead. Ingrid

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> Ingrid...

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> What I did was just wrote it all down...I have a file...whenever I

see a

> poem or heard a song, I wrote it in the file...I described the

simplicity

> of my

> casket with details to remember I'm a pastel person....and go

light on the

> flowers... and several other things...so it's done, even though I

have no

> plans

> of going anywhere any time soon. My grown children and my sister

know

> there

> is a file. Some other things are in the file...notes and poems

for my

> children. Paperwork for plots I bought years ago when my nephew

died.

> Creates a

> little peace of mind...knowing my children don't have to make all

the

> " real "

> decisions. My Will and 401K paperwork also in there. My children

will

> laugh when they see " Spirit In The Sky " ....not exactly your

typical song

> for a

> funeral...but they will know to rejoice once they get over the

initial

> shock...it's not " fun " planning for this, but I felt it was a

necessity to

> ease the

> burden for my children.

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> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

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