I’ll do my best to keep you amused/outraged/non-plussed. ;-)

It's another one of those win/win/win situations which I love so much.

You learn to give eulogies.
You how much you're loved and appreciated.
You learn public speaking.

#EulogyClub

5/5

I see it as both a training ground for writing and giving eulogies but also as a training ground for public speaking.

Each month (or perhaps even weekly if it grows sufficiently), 3 people are chosen to receive a living eulogy from 3 other Eulogy Club Members.

4/5

It's a real shame and a lost opportunity to give someone the gift of appreciation.

So, I propose "Eulogy Club".

It's a way to learn how to give eulogies as well as a way to learn what those who you have affected in your life think of you.

3/5

Isn't it lovely when someone takes the time to acknowledge & applaud the things you do and have done?

Why is it that this kind of love & respect usually only happens after someone dies?

They never get to hear how much people love them. How much they are respected or appreciated.

2/5

Are people with delusions and severe
mental health issues allowed to be representatives?

Also, does a Representative represent his electorate, his party or his invisible sky wizard?