Writer's Block: Above and beyond

What do you think happens after you die?
 

Submitted By mionex

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Context is everything, and so this would be better answered if we were face-to-face I think.  Anecdotally I've reason to believe death is more than just he cessation of bodily functions - but I'm not sure we endure as individuals either, or even as more than an echo.  I'm not basing this on things I've read, or heard, or been told, but things I've seen and experienced - both alone and with others.  Things as real and verifiable as the screen you're looking at right now.  In the end it raised as many questions as it answered, but it beat having no answers at all.

Loathsome Mister Penguin.

I don't know how likely this is, but I'm hoping I can get qualified enough between now and 2012 to spend nine months at a research station in the Antarctic.  They need all sorts of personnel - the whole gamut - and I figure a paramedic is going to earn more than the guy cleaning the toilets.

But that'd be sweet.  Lots of free time, a good paycheque and no place to spend it. Plus, Antarctica.  With all that time I could work out and write, then come back loaded.  Probably two or three articles in the whole experience, tops, but that'd be ok for nine months.

One more thing for the list of possibles.