When I die, I won’t be checking the news any more. Because I’m still alive, I recently read this news story stating “Some studies suggest our minds still work after we die. Meaning, when we die…we know we are dead.”
I know that’s a coincidence, because I recently had a we-died-laughing conversation about when we die. I said:
- My body could be stuffed and placed in my usual chair in the group room and
- The groups would probably still do great work with a facilitator who doesn’t say anything.
I know I haven’t died, yet, because I’m still taking pictures with my iPhone.
Isn’t that flounder dish to die for? I’m not trying to impress you, but I have the perfect song for today’s blog post.
I’m dying for some comments, here and now.
Undying thanks to all who helped me create today’s blog post and — of course! — to all my living readers.
Happy to be alive reading your blog this morning.
Happy to be alive with you, Ruth. ❤
Loved the song!, I knew about B,S&T but never heard that song before, always something new to learn from your wonderful blog
So glad you’re alive, Dr. Del Castillo!
Love,
Ann
You have reminded me of the old comedy ‘Weekend with Bernie’ today, Ann.
Make that ‘Weekend at Bernie’s,’ of course. I must be a bit brain dead this a.m.
Love that movie!!!! 😃
Love the way your brains work!
Great song. . . from when I was ten years old! Just remember, your funeral director is the last person ever to see you with no clothes on.
I’ll remember this comment, Ray!
If your brain still functions after you die, how long does that go on? Does it shut off pre-cremation, after or during? My instructions are to stick a fork in me prior to cremation, just to make sure. I may need more specific instructions.
Thanks for this specific comment, Jim. Love your instructions.
That B S and T song…to die for. Great memories of that one.
Me too! ❤
Please don’t die on my account! Love the pics Ann 🙂
I’ll do my best not to die, Miriam. Love your comments!
Goodo, thanks Ann! Have a great weekend.
You too!
I wonder if in our ‘knowing’ we are dead, in our deadly state if we have emotions/judgements around our knowing?
Hmmm…. I’m dying to know if you know. 🙂
I don’t know, Louise, but as I live, I love your emotions, judgments, and knowing.
That’s an amazing song and a fantastic reminder that when we come to die we can be assured there’ll be one child born to carry on.
Even when we’re carrion, someone will carry on.
That’s the creepiest science factoid ever to be released — and just in time for Halloween!
It’s not the creepiest stuff in the news, though. Thanks for the visit, my friend.
excuse me Ann but I’m dying to share this…lol
You’re excused, Lena! ❤
You have my un-dying commitment to comment as often as I read your posts.
-Alan
Your comments are to die for, Alan! Thank you.
I’m not being crypt-ic, I liked your post. No floundering around here!
Tomb much! I love your comments.
I almost read that article. But I have no desire to read about what my brain will be doing after I am supposedly dead. Creepy is right. And that Weekend at Bernie’s movie was hilarious.. Maybe I’ll tell my daughter to cart me around for a few hours until she is sure my brain is completely shut down. Kind of off-topic, but my mom told me that people used to be buried with a string attached to a bell outside the coffin just in case they hadn’t really died. Okay, I’m through. Thanks for the laughs.
I love reading what your brain is doing here, Elva. Thanks for the great comment.
I’m dying to prove them wrong 😂
I’m dying!
I’m back on the sick list again Ann, however I’ll let you know in the morning if I’m still alive !!
Let us know, Ivor, and feel better soon!
I think before we die we need to go on a DIEt first. We want to die and leave a nice-looking corpse, don’t we? LOL! ٩(๑•◡-๑)۶ⒽⓤⒼ
Thanks for leaving such a nice-looking comment!
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I’m happy you’re alive
The feeling is mutual, Alex!
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