This kind of memorializing is a bit on the nose sometimes, but gosh darn it I hope it works great for most. I tried to soak in all the feels while looking thro

This kind of memorializing is a bit on the nose sometimes, but gosh darn it I hope it works great for most. I tried to soak in all the feels while looking through automagically-animated photos of my own deceased grandparents on a genealogy site a couple years back, but eventually lost it when an animation of one photo turned my grandma's accidental blink into something that appeared to be a looping Stevie Wonder impersonation. I'm gonna be honest, I scrambled to save a copy of that one to send to my sister. So, speaking for myself as a living person, I am not going to hang a lot of hopes on those treasured solemnities. I admit I mostly hope my kids can get some humor out of this type of thing when I'm gone. (Plus with the high demand for things that can loiter above battlefields these days, it may be a bit tricky to celebrate my dead body by turning it into a drone like the cat guy did. So naturally, these other options are all welcome.)