I respect the fact that you studied Latin though.. wish I had that chance.. Notoriously unstructured language open to so many interpretations..

Memento = doesn’t exist to my knowledge…

But yes, it could be translated as such, but the literal translation is “Remember to die”

Meiz : I was under the impression that it meant “Remember death” or “Remember that we are mortal” rather than “Remember to die”..
But your suggestion’s definitely much more positive though..

Is there a difference between memento and momento in Latin?

Emily T : hehe.. you will have to though, they are gonna impose the new layout onto everyone soon!

I guess you must be too busy embracing a change in lifestyle..

But then came along your post. If I didn’t know, I’d think that you’re working for Facebook Inc. I’m gonna give the new layout another two seconds of my precious time!

Since it literally means “remember to die” [I studied Latin in uni, please don't ask me why ] and yet your blog is so lively and full of life [hence making momento mori rather morbid], may I suggest “momento vivere, carpe diem!” [remember to live, seize the day!].

More in line with your blog’s theme, non?

MIRC RULES!