Leaving your legacy

[reverendjeremiah]

As the woman who transformed the united states into a syndicate and the herald of a new era as a united planet ready and willing to work together, free of all constraint, without a goal in the world save to meet each other's goals and compromise where they conflict.

That's how I'd like to be remembered... It isn't how I will be, but it is what I'd like to do and be known for

I think if I died right now, i'd be remembered as 'that eccentric chick'. I haven't accomplished anything worth remembering me for yet

I like that one

[Mister Agenda]

I think at this point in my life I would get a decent turnout at my funeral. I have a lot of friends, and I tutor refugee children, I think their families would remember me for awhile.

My real legacy will helping African people in extreme poverty. Over the years I hope my contributions will help save thousands of lives and help hundreds of children get a basic education. It likely won't even get my name on a plaque and I'll just be a number to Camfed and Oxfam, and it's nothing compared to what Bill Gates is doing...but it's a pretty big ripple in the pond of the future.

BTW, a few dollars will feed a family of four for a week in East Africa, which is currently in famine conditions. Thirty thousand children dead so far. There are dozens of very legitimate charities working on this crisis now. In case you didn't know. I'm frugal, there's something about stretching my charity dollar to have the biggest impact that appeals to me. $25 right now for this crisis will actually save lives.

[Galileo]

I want people to remember my music and outgoing spirit, because they are the things of which I am most proud. I would like to think that some people have changed their minds about disabled people by coming to know me. I would like to believe that some peoples lives were different for the better for knowing me. I think that's really the best we can ever hope for.

[thesummerqueen]

I want to leave good stories.

[Jackalope]

I want to leave a trail of death and destruction....

Wait, did I say that out loud? Never mind.





In all seriousness, having my son grow up to be a caring, giving and responsible man is all the legacy I could ask for.