Terminalcoffee discussion

Jim's comment just now reminded me of this.
Sweeter's sister has things in order in case of death, we will take her boys.
My mom has been having these weird, undiagnosable leg pains that she's sure are the start of the end, so she had her will drawn up and made my sister the ... the ... person in charge of that.
It freaked me out. On multiple levels.

I don't have a will. But I started wondering, with Sweet babe and all, should I draw one up?

I have a simple will. Everything I leave behind is divided among my kids.

Thanks for posting on my thread I came back to delete because it was awkwardly just sitting here with 28 views and no replies. :D

Yay, Jan!

That is so weird, I could have sworn that there was a will thread already because I remember posting on one not too long ago, and I thought it was in this group.

Yes.

You're right Stacia, there is another one...I think RA started quite a while back.

i looked the thread up for you, because i remembered seeing a thread like this before. and there it was, in RA's folder (i just knew it was one of RA's questions and i was right!): http://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/3...

I have a will to live.

...and we are all beneficiaries.

*sits in stunned silence*

We can go back to snark, but I honestly do enjoy your comments and loopy humor, Larry.

*turns around and wanders back over to snark*

"Just the place for a Snark!" the Bellman cried,
As he landed his crew with care;
Supporting each man on the top of the tide
By a finger entwined in his hair.

"Just the place for a Snark! I have said it twice:
That alone should encourage the crew.
Just the place for a Snark! I have said it thrice:
What i tell you three times is true."

Delightful! Who is that? I'm probably so far off but the first I thought was Gilbert and Sullivan.

Dear Painfully Awkward, no I don't have one and have been mentally yelling at myself for at least 15 years. Thanks for wakening that nagging voice. :D

I really really REALLY need to do this.

Lori wrote: "Delightful! Who is that? I'm probably so far off but the first I thought was Gilbert and Sullivan..."

Right time period. Lewis Carroll.

Oh good, he was my 2nd choice. :)

Oh I assumed DrSeuss.

Sally wrote: "Jim's comment just now reminded me of this.
Sweeter's sister has things in order in case of death, we will take her boys.
My mom has been having these weird, undiagnosable leg pains that she's ..."

Yes, you should have a will. You and your husband should also have term life insurance, so that in case one of you dies, the other one will be able to replace the lost income. (I'm assuming you live off both your incomes.) If one of you dies, who will take care of the baby? How will that be paid for, with one lost income? Just think about the expenses you have, and how much of it can be covered by each of your incomes. You should also do this sooner rather than later, as premiums rise with age.

I ♥ Lobstergirl.

For talking about insurance? You are nice.

For answering my question directly and thoroughly.

No, nor a way.

This thread is giving me lack of will guilt.

or, set up a Trust and avoid Probate.

Welcome to TC Jaye.

We have a will we drew up when we still lived in WA. It hasn't been updated since our son was born, so he's officially known as "any future offspring."

Time to get it updated for Utah.