Resurrection Bodies

 Long ago Kathy and I decided that after we die any "good parts" left in our earthly bodies should be given away, be organ donors. After that whatever was left was to be cremated and the ashes disposed of in and economical manner.

We are 78 years old and probably don't have a lot of years left before we are set free from these earthly bodies. When we die this body becomes a worthless husk. Our spirits and souls will be moving to a glorious resurrection body. O what a day that will be!

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