This is the ORIGINAL "It's Been Nice But Now I'm Dead" journal... Sadly, my dear father passed away in June 2025 - we all miss him very much. This must-have journal was inspired by my father’s traumatic brain injury, and is a light-hearted way to start the conversation no one really wants to have. Whether you’re 16 or 60, we all have a lot of “stuff’ in our lives these days. This journal is filled with prompts and space for all of the minutia in our lives. Examples include: Who will take care of your pet(s)? Who is their vet? If you have a community mailbox, which is yours? Email addresses and passwords. Where are your legal papers (will, POAs, DNR instructions, etc.)? Who is your lawyer? Do you have keyless entry and if so, what is the passcode? Have you made final arrangements – who with? Rewards cards, loans, mortgages, rent payments, store cards, bank accounts, safe deposit boxes and investments. Oof - we have so much "stuff" now, don't we? These topics and so much more are addressed in this handy journal. Simply put, they help others help you when you can’t speak for yourself. Please note that this journal is not spiral-bound (not available). And absolutely no AI was used in the creation of this journal. "This is a very helpful book to deal with a subject that no one really wants to think about - it has everything you need to be sure that if something happens to you, your people have you covered." - Elizabeth Parcher "Great idea to have all information stored in one place for your loved ones. The font is easy to read and all sections are covered. The author thought of everything - even the family pets!" - C. Dubue "This housekeeping journal is efficient and organized. In the event of death... or being very very sick, loved ones will find all your life details in one convenient journal. This will save time and money. Brilliant." - Shelah Brook "Just what I was looking for! Recently updated my Will and Medical Directive. Yeah, nerdy, I know, but I like to be organized. This booklet provides space for the last detail. Great way to provide your family with your personal info so they can handle your life when you are no longer able to. Adds a bit of humor to a task we all will come to at some point! This booklet makes it all lots easier!" - Kathryn Stewart Jody Maffett is a self-employed graphic designer with a background in journalism. From May to November, Jody Maffettlives at the cottage with her elderly father, dog Jenny and millions of mosquitoes. She misses the days when her kids smelled like sunshine and sand.Jody suffers through winters and spends her time thinking about spring.