I know where I'm going when I die.
No, I'm not concerned about heaven or hell.
I know where I'm going.
I'M GOING TO MEMPHIS!
https://tn211.myresourcedirectory.com/index.php?option=com_cpx&task=resource.view&id=1410615&search_history_id=174102238&code=PB#:~:text=Genesis%20Legacy%20Whole%20Body%20Donation%20Foundation%20is%20a%20willed%20whole,for%20the%20advancement%20of%20science.
I've donated my body to medical research.
They come and get you.
NO CHAERGE for transport!
You leave no loose strings behind.
No final expense for my family.
When they're done, your remains are cremated and sent to your designated recipient for memorial service or whatever.
Just a suggestion.
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ever think about tattooing a message to those medical research folk 
"Open Here" 
"OPEN HERE"?
"THIS SIDE UP"?
"RETURN TO SENDER"?
Suggestions?
One of the best memories of my entire life is a 2 day trip I spent with my daughter, pre grand kids on the island of Catalina. Once you get beyond Long Shore the water is as blue as the Mediterranean. The memories I have of that trip are poignant, vivid and just down right wonderful.
Some ppl look up at the stars and say how they know they belong…for me it’s the sea.
Kudos to you for making all the difficult decisions and not leaving it up to your family. Wherever one ends up, I hope you have the kind of peaceful feelings tref has about it
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Deer Caught Gnawing on Human Bones
For the first time, researchers spotted a white-tailed deer chewing on a rib bone at a body farm
Jason Daley
Correspondent
May 8, 2017
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/deer-caught-gnawing-human-bones-first-time-180963178/
In what may be the most disturbing study published so far this year, researchers photographed the first-known instance of a white-tailed deer gnawing on human bones. As George Dvorsky reports for Gizmodo, in 2015, a camera trap captured images of a deer with a human rib sticking out of its mouth, likely gnawing on the bone to release minerals.
The bone-chewing deer was detected during a study of animal scavengers at the 26-acre Forensic Anthropology Research Facility in San Marcos, Texas, a “body farm” where researchers from Texas State University study the decomposition of human bodies. Researchers usually place a cage over the bodies to prevent large animals from scavenging the corpses. But, according to the case report published in The Journal of Forensic Sciences, researchers were hoping to record how scavengers impact decomposition. So they placed the body in a wooded area in July 2014 without a cage and used cameras to record the animals that stopped by to snack.
It wasn’t until 182 days after death—when much of the body had decomposed and the dry rib cage was exposed—that the deer appeared. On January 5, 2015, the camera trap photographed a white-tailed deer with a rib bone hanging out of its mouth that has previously been described as holding the bone "like a cigar," the researchers write in the paper. Eight days later, the camera caught another image of a deer gnawing on the bones, but it's unclear whether it was the same animal.
Deer rib lateral
and don't rush off to that final destination!
