Re: gaggin'

> If time and money allowed, I could travel for it (and make no mistake,
> there's not a man among you for whom I wouldn't feel compelled to do
> so if possible), but then how awkward would that be, not knowing
> *anyone* else there. And being unable to collectively share grief,
> would that undo the whole point of attending, etc.

A few years back I made a "General Estate Information" document that  
contained instructions and plans in the event of my or anyone in my  
families death.  (location of all accounts, passwords, documents,  
funeral arrangement preferences, bequests, etc...).  I actually added  
a sentence for an notice to be sent to the DADL-OT list in the event  
of my death.  I just thought you all should know.  This list is kind  
of special to me.

I also bequethed all of you my entire estate...ok, just kidding.  But  
seriously, I think Paul is right, Facebook (if it still exists at that  
time) will probably take care of that.  Or perhaps, by then we will  
all have our RFID implants and we when we die we will disappear off of  
the global human tracking grid and an iphone app (iDie) will notify  
all of our friends and acquaintences, or some such.

Oh...and Andrew, I trust and pray that won't be the reason for my  
first visit to New Zealand.  :-)

regards,
-Lance 

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