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Science Wants Your Body
BRAINS! Not just for feeding zombies.
I asked for your estate planning questions, and you, dear readers, answered. One person asked about donating their body to science. I know a little about this because my grandfather donated his body to...
What are you going to do with your stuff?
Your grandchildren will not want your Grogu tchotchkes.
Today, I’m going to address stuff.
First of all, no one wants your stuff.
Okay, I exaggerate. Slightly.
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This is anecdotal, but a young relative of mine who likes to...
Have Your Looked at Your Retirement Beneficiary Lately?
There are doors upon doors.
There are doors upon doors.
Estate planning is not a fun subject, because it involves an inherent reminder that we will all die someday and it involves dividing up a finite amount of assets. I am not a lawyer,...
Why Do We Love World War II?
This line is a legacy of World War II nostalgia. And it’s a good one.
Recently, my husband and I went to Evansville, Indiana to watch minor league baseball. Evansville is the home of Bosse Field, the third-oldest ballpark in the US (behind...
Go ahead, say no
Kermit knows.
Last Friday, I found out about a paid anthology project. An editor I respect was looking for essay submissions, due Sunday at 11:59 pm. I had an idea that would also work for another project, so if the essay wasn’t accepted,...
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