The new year is a time for rebirth, renewal, recollections — and reviewing the terms of your last will and testament.
For Rebecca’s 34th birthday, I thought I’d really spoil her, so I gifted her drafts of our last will and testament, still warm from the printer.
“Seriously?” she asked, glaring up from the pile of papers I plopped on her lap. “Today?”
“Today!” I squealed, proud to have hit yet another birthday gift way out of the park.
It’s hard to be the perfect partner, but somehow, I manage. See, I was …
Mike Cavaliere 