What passes for a last will and testament

Gotta get the negatives out of storage...several volumes met up with a bad end when some half and half overturned...I was asked to bring my contact sheets to a party, as people wanted to see them. Most negatives were pulled out of sleeves, washed and never remated with contact sheets so they're  a right mess.

I need a good Nikon 35 MM negative scanner as they're Tri X negatives pushed well past 400 in most cases. Lots of famous poet pix as well. But only poets are impressed with famous poet pix. For a while there Chris Felver & I were turfing it out with competing photos in Poetry Flash. But he was far more competitive.

When am I ever going to find the time to do all this? It seems life keeps on speeding up exponentially each year, and we become more and more fractured...timewise, and divided attention is exponential. 

If I don't get to them done in this lifetime, all poet negatives & pix  go to Poetry Flash, all my signed poetry books go to SFSU Poetry Center, all my Celtic books to UC B O'Hehir Library. What passes for a will, here.  I do want an Ex Libris nameplate with my name on it put inside all donated books.

What to do with my poetry & art?  My journals? Who will be executor when I'm gone?

Then there are all the rare hand-signed first editions of poetry. They really should be in collections. Paul Muldoon and Gary Snyder donated boxes of memorabilia to universities, maybe that's what I need to do. Then there are the Letters from Poets: Heaney, Galway Kinnell, Tess Gallagher, Ray Carver, Don Adams (Hitchhiker's Guide). No  one writes letters any more. It's all ephemeral email. Hell, it isn't even that: it's a Twitterverse in 140 characters or less, including the address.