We all do it, but no one likes talking about it. I'm talking about dying. While we avoid the topic, talking through things can often put your mind at ease. But it sure is a rough topic. [Ed note: Bob, this is depressing. Go back to Ring Dings tomorrow.]
It's hard to know which is worse: a sudden death or an implending death. I think they are both equally hard, but in different ways. If you have some time to prepare, here's what we suggest.
There's not really any chance Mr. Peterson will outlive me, but if he wants to keep cooking me bacon in the morning, I'll keep eating it. What plans do you have for your pet?
Life is so complicated now that it's not enough to arrange for funeral services and care of property, you have to worry about finances, debt and identity theft. Here's a great place to start figuring out what to do.
Remember when you forgot to write down the amount for that check that one time? And then Mrs. Bob was all like, "Why are our checks bouncing?", and you had to pretend to hit your head on the sink? This is sorta like that. But it happened over a million times.
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