The living will conversation...

Most of my older readers know what a living will is and most of my younger readers think it's shocking to have one at 25. However, I have to have a living will due to the fact that I don't know at any point of time I will need someone to speak up for me. I had to develop a will because my mother lives 700 miles away, in which I would rather have her make the decision on what will happen in a really bad situation. Unfortunately, I'm not absolutely sure that my father has a clear enough vision of what to do next. He may become guilty versus doing what I have asked for. So I had to complete my documents today. It was funny having a conversation with one of my peers, he asked me what was in the folder, I said "my living will," very causally. He looks like a deer in headlights. I laugh and say I have to have one due to the fact that my parents don't live close and sometimes don't get along. He start to chuckle neverously. Then states "my father just finished my grandfather's." HAHA, well he tried and I appreciate it. Oh well, it's another situation that has become a life lesson that I can help teach my other friends when things like this happen to them. :-) I'm so glad that I had Meghan around to help guide me in the right direction. It's something that I really needed to hear from her. Although, I was really recluntant to hear it at the time. It was heard Megs and it sunk in. ;-) Anywho, I'm glad it's done because I'm sure my dad will be giving me a heart attack tomorrow when he comes to visit. HAHAHA jk