Certain death

It is. Death is certain. And when we all die (not all at once, obviously) we might hope that people talk about us (in a nice way). But what would they say? Have you ever thought about it? I have.

He was an alright bloke.
He was a moody bastard.
Weird boy - picked his nose a lot too.
He was always a bit podgy.
Nice looking boy. Very quiet though.
He never shut up. Always on about something.
Very thoughtful boy. I’ll miss him.
Etc, etc.

Maybe it’s because I’ll be thirty (30) years old in 3 days that I have posted this morbid blog. Maybe it’s because I realise it’s a good excuse to write down what I often think about anyway.
Whatever, my blogs are limited. There’s only so much you can do before your death. And at thirty the clock’s ticking quite a bit louder, it seems.

Pah.

2 Responses to “Certain death”

  1. Andy Melton Says:

    “He always seemed to think and talk about death a lot!”

  2. Steve Says:

    When the headlights guide your way
    You know the place is right
    When the treetops sing and sway
    Don’t go to sleep tonight
    That is when you see the sign
    Luminous and high:
    Tomorrow’s not what it used to be
    We were born to die
    Happy yesterday to all
    We were born to die

    -Intermission, Scissor Sisters

    It is sad to see your yoof cough its last. I’m going to save saying nice things to you until the day. ;)

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