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A very depressing clock.

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Have you ever wondered how long you’ll live?

My mother was 10 days away from her 91rst birthday when she passed, my father didn’t see 69.

I’ve often said I wouldn’t want to know the breadth of my mortality, that particular clock ticks silently for us all…. but when a fellow blogger posted a link that promised to give me the exact day of my death?

I couldn’t resist.

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Sweet!

I’ll beat my mother’s record…

And 11,153 days might just be long enough for me to clean out my husband’s cellar full of crap.

If you’re curious, give it a whirl and post your results.

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https://www.death-clock.org/

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37 thoughts on “A very depressing clock.”

  4. The ages of my close relatives who have died are scary enough (Dad 62, his sister 57, Grandparents 79, 66, 59 and 43!, Mom’s sister 52, Mom’s brother 62… and all of these natural causes). I don’t need some internet algorithm telling me I’ll live to see 90 when I have odds like that stacked up against me…

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  6. I prefer the lottery. One never knows if one will win but buying a scratch off is fun. Likewise with the ticking clock, although I do exercises all the time-predicting that if I am able to stand on one foot for 30-40 seconds, I am in good shape and will live longer. So, there is that. One doesn’t know with traffic, random events and etc

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  11. Apparently, I will be “taken from us” on Thurs., Feb. 6, 2048 – just a little more than two months before my 79th birthday. Also by the dreaded “cancers.” Guess I’d better make the most of my remaining 23 years.

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  14. My date stayed about the same, less than 9 years from now. But my cause changed, from cancer to suicide. Man if I was going to commit sjicide I would have done it years sgo.
    But, looking at my male siblings, and other males in the extended family, I should have been dead 10 years sgo. In my mind I’m living on borrowed time.

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