| This is a workbook designed to be
completed by you at any stage of life. Be prepared.
DESIGN YOUR OWN FAREWELL AND GET
YOUR LIFE IN ORDER!
Think of it as a long holiday you're
not coming back from. You don't want to leave a mess behind you! This workbook
will help you begin the journey with the peace of mind of knowing someone
will turn on the lights after yours go out! It does not take the place
of a Will and is not legally binding unless you would like to consult with
your solicitor in order to make it so. "I have carefully thought about
and planned my happy ending - for myself and those that care about me.
Be sure that I am smiling at you from the other side if my wishes expressed
here are faithfully followed!"
"In Heaven, all the interesting
people are missing" Nietzsche
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How to make use of this workbook
Filling out this book will give
you the peace of mind you might have been searching for. It makes your
wishes clear to those left behind and means a lot of those painful tasks
are already decided. You might prefer to fill it out over a period of time
by yourself or you might decide to have a workshop day with friends to
discuss the details and talk over some of the topics while you complete
it. This is meant to be a practical book but with a sense of humour about
the whole topic. You can fill it out with your own ideas no matter how
fanciful! Here are some ideas to get you started!
Workshop Ideas - paper mache coffins
- design your own - writing my will - my funeral, my choice - my going
away outfit - tidying my loose ends - reading for peace - the last extravagance,
- who me - die!!? - whose idea was
it anyway - glad/sad to be leaving - who will I bid farewell - how will
I say goodbye - the last party - where am I going - how will I get there
- it ain't over till the fat lady sings - I can eat chocolates now - should
I make sure my taxes are in order - who will I wait for - who's waiting
for me - music to depart by - writing my parting words - dispersing my
treasures - will the world miss me - my legacies - would I do it again
- did I pick enough daisies - can there ever be an expert about death -
born to die - death - more scandalous than sex - death - the great unknown,
the great unmentionable - add your own notes |
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