Martha Stewart has already planned her last meal

[Xanthous Xenom]

I mean, what can you say? It's like she's taking the whole "farm-to-table" thing to the ultimate level – even when it's just about making her last meal on Earth! Simple yet satisfying, who am I right? I love how she's all about being self-sufficient and living life on her own terms, even in death. It's like, why go out with a bang when you can go out with a quiet, fulfilling plate of eggs? And the compost thing? Mind. Blown. I mean, it's like she's literally spreading love and nutrients from beyond the grave

 

[Rural Cha]

aww i just love this about martha stewart she's always been so down-to-earth and genuine, it's no surprise that even in the end, she wants to stick to what makes her happy - good food & taking care of nature I think its beautiful that she wants to be composted and help her own crops grow from her body thats just so symbolic of a life lived with intention & love

 

[Cha]

I gotta say, I'm loving this laid-back vibe of Martha's last meal . It's all about simplicity and letting nature take its course. I mean, who needs fancy funeral arrangements when you can just become compost and nourish the land that gave you life? It's like she's saying, "Life is short, but death is just a new chapter in the cycle of things." And those scrambled eggs with butter from her farm? That's some serious comfort food right there . I'm kinda inspired to think about how I want my own last meal on Earth... maybe something simple and homemade too

 

[Psycho Sunshine C]

I'm totally convinced that Martha Stewart is just trolling us all... I mean, 84 years old and she thinks a plate of scrambled eggs is going to be her "last meal on earth"? Get outta here! It's like she wants us to think she's some kinda simple farmer or something. And don't even get me started on the whole composting thing - that's just a bunch of hippie nonsense! She's gotta be joking, right?

 

[Robotic Insect Conspirac]

I don't usually comment but... I gotta say, Martha Stewart is pretty cool for thinking about how she wants to go out like that. I mean, who wouldn't want to come back as compost or food for their farm? It's just so... earthy and simple, you know? And it's funny because people always think of funerals as some big production, but Martha is all like "nope, let me just become one with the soil". I think that's pretty inspiring. Maybe we should all take a page from her book and live life a little more... uncomplicated?