I think we are going to try to walk the Camino de Santiago at some point

Oh, that's really cool. We saw the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela when we were in Spain, and it's very cool, as is the town itself. Kind of touristy, but less so than some other places we saw (like Barcelona).

I love the idea of the Camino, but I think I would rather walk Hadrian's Wall from the North Sea to the Irish Sea first.

Hubby and I got on the topic of death and dying yesterday. He said something about dying early. I said, "If you're going to start talking like that, I'm going to make you write a will." "OK," he said in a small voice.

This is a huge thing. He has always fought against the idea of a will. It also tells me that his health has been weighing on him. So--how hard is it to do a will without needing to involve a pricey lawyer?

I did enough kinda stupid things that there were no lasting repercussions, but the problem is...I want to keep doing them. Why not? But I just can't get away with that shit anymore.

The thing is I keep finding new things I can get away with. Which is awesome, but also means that I may indeed snap one day and run off to start a life of crime. In fact, the only stupid thing I did that I REALLY regret and wish I could have a do-over on was something I did when I was 40. And even that caused some good changes, so ... wait, nope, I do want a do-over and erase that dumb thing from history.

But it's not like I can avoid aging, so I guess I just need to do what I can to improve my health now.

I'm still clinging to my plan of becoming Vampire Queen of the Universe, but I probably should work on improving my general health. Just in case.

I think we are going to try to walk the Camino de Santiago at some point

I love the idea of the Camino, but I think I would rather walk Hadrian's Wall from the North Sea to the Irish Sea first.

I love both those ideas.

But it's not like I can avoid aging, so I guess I just need to do what I can to improve my health now.

I support this plan.

I love the idea of the Camino, but I think I would rather walk Hadrian's Wall from the North Sea to the Irish Sea first.

Funny you should mention this -- that's the other idea we're bouncing around! Mostly because I recall my dad telling me once that he would like to do that one day. So we'll see which one we end up doing.

There's also a very mountainous walk in the Pyrenees, from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. Sounds strenuous but fabulous.

Dude, I think you can do it online.

But it's just not the same on Google Maps, Liese.

Look at LegalZoom.com Connie. I haven't used them but I think they have a good rep.

Heh, yes it is, you just move your little dude along the streetview, it's totally as if you'd made an epic hike.

No, of course I meant the will, and yes, I've heard LegalZoom recc'd, too.