After your death, people can remember you for one thing. What would you like it to be?

That I was right about Satya Sai Baba.

That's all I care about.

My enthusiasm and passion...  and if that can be taken a number of different ways...that makes it all the more correct :P

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By helping people find their own magic!  We all have it.  We just sometimes need to be reminded of that :) :D... 
Now, where was I  ?? OH Yesss.... ;) 

I want people to remember my children, treat them good and do nice things for them.

"Remember me...as a leech on society..." *croaks*

I don't expect to have much of a legacy outside of the people who love me, but if they remember me for who I was, quirks and all, that's fine by me.

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I'm not really concerned about a legacy since it requires a certain amount of accurate judgment about reality.  Can you imagine being eulogized by anybody who though Trump was a good choice? 

How beautifully I can play the piano. 

That I made them laugh out loud.  Not patting myself on my back but I could have been a great comedian . 

I was actually just thinking about this because my aunt had an obit a mile long. Overall, she was known and loved for her outgoing attitude and volunteerism. Some of us that knew her on a less superficial level appreciated her tenacity. She really was a force to be reckoned with. To a degree, I'd like the same. Most of the women in my family are pretty fierce- in a good way. 

In a way, I want my legacy to be similar to hers. I don't think I'd leave behind a universal message or feeling, but rather, be remembered by different people for different things. Hopefully, my kids would remember me as someone who unfailingly loved them and believed in them. Maybe others would draw strength from or be inspired by my tenacity. Maybe others would see how I connected with my community and think I was a giving person. 

Aren't we all that way? I don't want to be remembered for one thing only, but to be remembered for having a positive impact on the person having the memory- whatever that may be. 

I don't really care...I won't be around to read my obit.

I don't want to just choose one!