My Dad’s To-Do List for When He Dies
<p>Myfather removes the stapled sheets of paper from his back pocket. He points at the kitchen table. It’s his signal to my sister and me to have a seat.</p>
<p>“I need ten minutes,” he says. “I have to talk to you about something.”</p>
<p>Our minds leap to worst-case scenarios. “Are you okay?” Jennifer asks.</p>
<p>“Yes,” he says. “I’m fine, but…” His voice trails off.</p>
<p>He unfolds the document — at least six pages thick — as if he’s about to read a speech.</p>
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