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[QUOTE="willtalk, post: 2584268, member: 1220"]
My entire family has never perceived the subject of death as off limits, rather just another opportunity for irreverence. We even came up with a humorous scenario for each of our funerals that took into consideration each persons foibles and ideosyncrasies.

I always wanted to be buried dressed as either a rabbit or squirrel ( buck teeth and all) with the coffin filled and covered with either carrots or nuts to keep me supplied for my final hibernation. It  reminds me of the "Chuckles the Clown" episode on the " Mary Tyler Moore show" where she had a hard time keeping a somber expression during the service. Would love to have that effect.

No one could ever beat the exit that one of my relatives made. She had been ill and so her family sensing her impending demise all came to visit her for the last time. While they were all there she made a seemingly quick recovery. They were all in a festive mood around her when she suddenly blurted out. " Well you can now all kiss my " and in an instant was dead.
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