Eulogy

When they read your eulogy, will it be a long, glowing testament to your humanity? Will it be a lengthy sermon to a huge crowd of family and friends, describing your generosity, and major contributions to society? Will the overly-crowded church wail with grief for the loss of someone so be-loved in their community? Or, will it be a short speech about you being a decent person, that really did nothing memorable? I'd rather not have five people show up, commenting on how good I look in my coffin, with nothing else to really say about my life. I suppose you should always live your life according to how you want your eulogy to read. So far, mine is a dull, short paragraph. How's yours coming along?