We Are All Going.

WHY DID I JUST FIND YOUR BLOG????

I love your blog so much!!! you probably get so much of this but I litterally couldn't stop reading it!!💓💓

What do you wish your last words to be?

there are no words to describe how much i love your blog...

'Money can't buy life' - Bob Marley.

I know you get this a lot but your blog is honestly my favorite... its amazing! You're so cool for doing and thinking of this! Its so interesting:)

When my mom died my younger siblings and I were visiting her in the hospital. This was at the point where she was too 'medicated' via pain meds to be conscious. We all said hey mom and she briefly woke up, looked around and asked what time is it.

My grandmother's last words were "I love you so much, Taylorbug (what my family calls me). I'm sorry you have you to see me like this." She was dying of cancer, and everyone came over to see her in her bed. She died around 5am the next morning. She woke my grandfather up to say "I love you" before taking me last breath. Its been 5 years, but my heart aches everyday for my beautiful angel.

Before he died of a heart attack, my grandfather's last words to my grandmother were, "Have you had your hug today?"

Have you ever seen into the wild? Even though Alexander doesn't actually speak his last words, His writing is so beautiful, Its a very calm death but its really something magical.

This blog is so amazing

my great aunt's last words were "the sugar's by the fridge. make yourself some sweet tea, darling." then a few minutes later she died (she suffered from 6 types of cancer, the 7th one got her). her favorite drink was sweet tea.

I recognize some of these from Looking For Alaska. Is that where you got the inspiration? Your blog is rad, by the way.

I just came across your blog, and by God! This has to be the most interesting blog I've discovered on tumblr. It's so fascinating, how apparent the finality of existence in the moment of death must have be for them,and yet here we are,still existing

Okay there was last words from a famous prisoner that said something like "Will you forgive me, I love you" or something along the lines saying that he did it but hopes that his wife would still love him. But I cannot remember who it was from! Could you try to find it?