This book suggests that everyone, regardless of age or stage, can benefit from writing a short life-review obituary. In fact, after any major challenge to our family, health or career we often ask ourselves How have I lived my life? and How do I want to be remembered? Answering these life-review questions helps us see more clearly how we want to spend the rest of our time. This 100-page title includes samples by 24 to 84 year-olds, from all walks of life (retired minister, punk rocker, models, lawyers, stay at home moms, teachers, yard workers, etc.). The sample obits are written in everyday, conversational language and include humor, quotes, insights, and lessons learned. The samples range from 6 to 900 word short memoirs. There examples include photomontages and selfies with captions. Three chapters includes writing prompts and helpful guides. This book is NOT about death but rather what is important in our lives.