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Location: In the North Idaho woods, still surrounded by terriers
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After they take & donate my organs (if any are useable at that point) I wish to be cremated and have my ashes mixed with my son's ashes. I know they are "just ashes" but I still wish to be mixed "with him" .
I'd rather be cremated. I hate to see a burden to my family of coming to my grave ones a year. Plus, it's probably cheaper that way.
I want my ashes somewhere in the mountains.
I want to give away any organs that can be used to save someone's life and then I would prefer to be cremated. My children know not to bury me!!! Also, I have requested an Irish wake for the living, I hope they all get pissed (drunk) and tell funny stories about me!
I want half of my ashes to be used for jewelry and the other half to be thrown in a bong along with some of Amsterdam's finest and passed around by my relatives.
I had always insisted that I be cremated, because I just couldn't deal with the thought of my remains being in a confined space waiting for the worms to come. I get incredibly claustrophobic in life, so it didn't seem a very respectful thing to do with my remains. Then I read about how being cremated is bad for the environment and I don't want to be contributing to that as my finally legacy. SO, as I can't donate my organs, I'm now weighing up between finding a way to overcome my hesitancy at being buried and having a green funeral or donating my body to medical science.
Burn me and toss my ashes on the pali at Kaena Point.
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