Mike Day
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I think it's a good thing. The information is not of any real value to the public.
I thought about this . . . It seems that the leaving of one's life is a part of that life's story. To leave it out is like truncating the story before the end. Leaving off the COD feels incomplete. It's like the wrapup.
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I think it's a good thing. The information is not of any real value to the public.
I thought about this . . . It seems that the leaving of one's life is a part of that life's story. To leave it out is like truncating the story before the end. Leaving off the COD feels incomplete. It's like the wrapup.
Is it any of our business? The details will no doubt emerge in time.
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@Doctor-Phibes said in Mike Day:
Is it any of our business?
That's a good question! But why shouldn't it be, really, any more than the details of the life while s/he was living?
It's a hard thing, to die with dignity, so as not to lose respect. But the recounting of the death needn't be overly detailed.
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