Last Will And Testament-Will And Testament

googlygirl asked:


For our yearbook the 8th graders get to leave a “last will and testament” and a “Where I’ll be in 15 years”. so yeah i have no idea what to put for either! other than for the will and testament i wanna leave the team to a few of my 7th grade friends and my demerits to my brothers, but i really need something HILARIOUS too. and i need something HILARIOUS for the where ill be in 15 years!!! helpp but remember it’s for school so nothin, u know, uh, u know. TtHhAaNnKkSs!!!!!!!!

Willow Jarvie

K.K. asked:


I’m hosting a murder mystery that I wrote myself. The game begins with all the guests assembling for the reading of a deceased man’s last will and testament. However, I don’t know how to present this. Should I just have someone read the will outline? I don’t want to ask any of my guests to do so, since they’ll be “playing” but I don’t think it would be a good idea for me to do so because I’m female and it wouldn’t sound as dramatic. What should I do?

Lemuel Sangha

Coolbean asked:


I want to create a murder mystery party for my little sister’s birthday party. It could be a sleepover…but I want it to be similar to the Westing Game.

The invites will read:
You are invited to hear the reading of the last will and testament of [I haven't created a name yet].

Any idea?
If you need more information just say so.

Jacinto Living