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Wednesday, March 13, 2024

Jack Hemmoriod Finalizes His Will

 1963 Ford Falcon and a 17 room dilapidated house

Well, buckle up your boots, kiddos, because inheritance time has arrived! Now, as you all know, the family fortune isn't exactly overflowing like a chocolate fountain (unless you count the endless supply of peanut butter and jelly sandwiches your dear old mom made). But fear not, for I leave behind a legacy far grander than mere riches!

Here's the deal: you get the magnificent (and slightly temperamental) 1963 Ford Falcon, a true automotive steed that'll whisk you down memory lane faster than a greased pig at a county fair. Just remember, treat her with respect, even if she sputters a bit on those cold mornings.

As for the house, well, let's just say it has "character." It might creak a bit more than a haunted mansion on Halloween night, but with a little elbow grease (and maybe a sprinkle of fairy dust), it can be transformed into a magnificent family palace! Consider it a blank canvas for your wildest dreams – a disco den, a pirate ship playroom, the possibilities are endless!

Now, the real treasure here isn't material. It's the bond you all share. Remember those epic family vacations in the back of the Falcon, crammed in like sardines with laughter spilling out the windows? Remember the countless board game battles fought in that living room, the walls echoing with the cheers and groans of victory (and defeat)? Those memories, my dears, are the true inheritance.

So, go forth, squabble over who gets the front seat in the Falcon (it's a classic!), and work together to turn that house into a masterpiece. With a little love, laughter, and maybe a good hammer, this inheritance will be the most valuable one you ever receive!

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