Appellant contends that three characteristics of the will undermine the conclusion that the document is testamentary. First, he asserts that the title "Last Will Etc. or What?" creates an ambiguity and implies that the decedent was unaware of what he was writing.
Estate of Williams (2007)155 Cal.App.4th 197, 212.
Saturday, April 23, 2011
And --
Most people don't want what they want
More Dyer
How can you know anything about literature if all you've done is read books?
"I had to have a tweeting thing because I was very interested in the Iranian revolution, remember when they just had this uprising a little over a year ago. … I sat there fascinated because you could look through the tweeting and see what was going on. The only way you could do that was go through the tweet or the tweeter."
"Let me describe some funny situations in which one of my readers acted as an Empirical Reader rather than a Model Reader."
Umberto Eco, Confessions of a Young Novelist
Sunday, April 10, 2011
"It's almost two years. What is it, April. April, May, June, July. In three months it will be two years. If I propose, it'll be another year until. It'll be a year 'til I propose. Then a year after that. So that'll be okay."
Do I contradict myself? Very well then, I'll stop.