#final wishes

[lifewithchronicpain]

I got my life insurance papers! It’s official, when I die I won’t be giving my family a sudden expense. Also means I avoid cremation. Maybe it’s my catholic upbringing, but also as an atheist I like the idea of my atoms returning to the earth. I want to up the policy to cover a green burial, (I was told it’s more like 20k and I got 10k to adjust to the expense) because embalming slows how you rot even after burial for decades. At least now I can afford to be put in the ground, and maybe in a few years I can afford to ensure it’s done without embalming.

[frenchublog]

kosovo miku

[tenth-sentence]

"V for Vendetta" - Alan Moore and David Lloyd

[majubengel]

One Piece final battle

poorly drawn extra:

[egreywalker]

death and executors

suggesting you name a professional, like a lawyer, to be the executor of your estate. Particularly, if it involves multiple assets and accounts. These days it’s a complex and highly detailed function that can easily confuse a grieving family member. Sure, it costs. So do mistakes made by a family member in the depth of grief and beyond their legal depth in trying to mange your estate.

[red-rover-au]

These are the vibes the first meeting with Big Mama gave off lmao

[chloesimaginationthings]

The story of Ballora in FNAF..

[bakedbeanchan]

Zukka comic for a friend

[egophiliac]

crossing my fingers and wishing upon every star that chapter 10 finally brings us the tweel cards 🤞🤞

[blorbologist]

[rika-mortis]

Made a silly alternate version for the previous comic

[stoopidstapler]

SO IVE BEEN GOIN INSANE SINCE THIS TRAILER DROPPED. JUST. SIMON. SIMON. SIMON.

[finspirationfun]

Rich, Famous, but no sense and little "Respect".

The children of the Queen of Soul are duking it out in court to see who will take control of the late singer’s multimillion-dollar estate.

Aretha Franklin did not leave behind a formal will, but two handwritten versions were discovered in her home after she died in 2018. Yesterday, a trial began in Michigan where lawyers for two of the singer’s four sons will argue that a 2014 handwritten note—signed with a smiley face and stuffed in a sofa��counts as her last will and testament. Another son favors a different notarized document from 2010.

Both documents split Franklin’s royalties among her children and require the three competing brothers to support her fourth son, who has a disability.

But the wills differ on who gets her personal property and who takes charge of the estate.

Kecalf Franklin and Edward Franklin are vying for the 2014 document, which names Kecalf as executor and leaves him with his mother’s house, cars, jewelry, and the fur coats she’d famously let slide off her shoulders onstage. Franklin’s third son, Ted White II, favors the 2010 will that names him as executor and bars Kecalf and Edward from their inheritances until they get business degrees or certificates.

[bunnieswithknives]

You made a little mess there bud

[ghostvibesonly]

imogen’s development from “i’m not like homophobic 😃 i’m an ally 😌💅” to “i don’t think i’ve ever liked a boy” is absolutely 10/10 no notes, exactly where i was hoping her character would go

[jaxieus]

Go Cosmo!!✨