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Attending a good friend's funeral remembered me my own always virtual last will.
Easy to say if you're dead what will it matter to ask you questions like "In what place would I like to assemble my friends and family?" or "what music would i like to listen to after my death?" or "What would I like to exclude absolutely from my funeral?" .... and more of these?
In fact it is the way I would like to be remembered, my so called posterity.
The first time I would have had written my last will in this sense was when another good friend had been killed in an car accident a long time ago and when I had been the powerless spectator of an horrible choreography of narrow-minded parents that fetched back all they can inclusive of her dead daughter who had broken with them since many years.
Without respecting anyone who lived with her the last ten years.
I never wrote this last will and perhaps won't write it anyway.
Memory won't be my exercise but that of who will follow.

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