Frank Sinatra with Grace Kelly in High Society, 1956.
“Plan Your Epitaph Day” is observed on April 6 every year. The day is a chance for control freaks to plan out what their gravestones are going to say. An epitaph may be a simple sentence or a poem or verse. Poets have been known to compose their own epitaphs prior to their death, as William Shakespeare did. The Bard must have been feeling a little concerned when he wrote it, as the last line reads: “Curst be he yt (that) moves my bones.”
