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By: Georgia

Georgia — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 21:16:11 +0000

My fantasy involves traveling to Scotland or Ireland on the insurance money after my husband dies and falling in love with a wealthy sheepherder. Sometimes I plot my husband’s death out, and sometimes he has just died tragically in an unmentioned fashion… depends on how we’re getting along.

I guess I’m unusual in that I also have worst case scenarios planned out; if it flooded, where would we go and how would I rescue my animals? How would I make sure my extended family was saved? I live in an area where floods, mudslides and volcanoes are very real natural disasters, and so it’s a good exercise to imagine what I would do in those situations.

By: Amber

Amber — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 19:16:00 +0000

Yeah, Marka and like I told my husband, men who marry a younger woman the second time around, like mine did, are so lucky that they get a “do over” with kids, so they can fix what they may have messed up the first time around. It’s not like we can have kids at 50! Well, we could, but you know…..

By: Amber

Amber — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 04:40:45 +0000

Mary, wasn’t that done on One Life to Live? Nicki/Vicki?

By: OSweet

OSweet — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 03:53:15 +0000

My escape plan worked and I’m right now living it out, free from former demons real and imagined. I recommend it.

Btw, did Schrenker want the plane to crash on land? I thought he thought it would crash in the sea. Then, if the crash were detected, recovery personnel wouldn’t really expect to find a body, and Schrenker’d be assumed dead. If the crash weren’t detected, then anybody looking for him would assume he absconded to like a Caribbean country.

By: Amber

Amber — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 03:31:51 +0000

Yeah, I wondered about that “old” thing too…I married at 22, still married after 19 years. I wasn’t old then and I’m not old now!

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By: Jaci

Jaci — Sun, 18 Jan 2009 01:47:47 +0000

Well, my husband sells life insurance, so that type of “what if” thinking is pretty much daily conversation at my house anyway. (I know, he’s in BIG INSURANCE. Well I’m in BIG OIL. We’re both active contributors to the economy )

But yes, getting married at 23 (yes, I’m SO OLD, Sarah!) to a guy who’s chomping at the bit to enlist has definitely put the “what ifs” in my head. What would be the most effective way of handling(spending) the life insurance claim? Should I keep the house? Move in with a friend? Do I even want to date again? Would I go to grad school? How do you handle his family after that? What do I do with all his stuff?

Meanwhile, I’ve filled out my third or fourth life insurance application. He keeps bringing them home for me to apply. So I’ve started wondering about the male side of that question as well….