The saying that we are all made of stardust is true. Almost all the atoms in your body were forged in the hot cores of stars, long dead. As stars die, they expel their life's work into space. They can do this very dramatically by exploding as a supernova or in a more calm manner via a stellar outflow (the ultimate fate of our Sun). Besides atoms, they also produce dust in their final breaths. These tiny flecks of sand and sooth are building blocks for new generations of stars and planets. In this talk, we will follow the journey of these dust particles, from dead star to new planet.