Following up on this post about Enzo Baldoni, the Italian journalist and blogger who was executed in Iraq this week, BoingBoing reader Alessandro Burato says: "Hi. There's an important update on Baldoni's death — his testament, posted by italian journalist Pino Scaccia."
27.08.04 – Enzo's Testament
"[At my funeral] I want people to smile — did you notice? Funerals always end up with someone smiling: it's natural, it's Life taking over Death. And let people smoke freely anything they like; I'd also be pleased if new love stories would come out, and I'd even consider some aloof sex as an offer to Life rather than an offense to Death.
At about eight-nine o'clock, with little or no cerimonials, bring my coffin silently to the crematory, while the party and the music should last until late night.
About my ashes… throw them into the sea, I'd say. Or do as you want, who fucking cares."
Link to original version in Italian.
