On Death and Fabric
My hunch is that this particular comic strip is popping up on quilters' blogs all over the net today. So I wasn't going to be left out!
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It puts me in mind of a conversation I had with Joe, though, about my own demise:
Nancy: I was thinking about what should happen to my fabric when I die.
Joe: Your fabric?Nancy: Yes. I don't want it thrown out. I think you should call Marsha and let her come deal with it.
Joe: Marsha?
Nancy: Yes. She would know what to do with it. She would keep some and give the rest to other people.
Joe: Okay. But, could I keep the batiks?
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Gotta love a guy like this.
Comments
I didn't see this pickles cartoon - thanks so much for sharing!
On a serious note, I think anyone who has a hobby with a "stash" should name someone who knows about that hobby as an "executor". My DH builds plastic models and has a substantial "stash" of his own. A few of these are worth some significant bucks (into 3 figures at least) and a lot more are worth close to that. All in all, they are probably worth well over a thousand dollars -- easy -- but only IF you know what's what. Needless to say, he's also named a "plastic model" executor just in case...
Any of you have a rider on your home insurance to cover the loss of your fabric/sewing machine(s) /tools/etc?
sorry for being serious...
Marsha