Imagine seeing yourself on a website with the comforting words that you haven't died yet.

One of my favourite dancers - albeit retired - is Lesley Collier, who now teaches.

http://www.bpsd.org/IMS/Tech_Ed/8th%20Grad..._ballerinas.htm


How nice!

Steve

Good grief (or, perhaps, how strangely reassuring? ) I think it's the word 'yet' that makes it so awful!

A friend of mine on Facebook died and people have been writing condolences on his wall.

I do wonder how long his profile will be there for. It's a bit strange....

It's when he starts replying that you need to worry....

Well it's good to keep track on these things, because it has to happen eventually! It's as inevitable as falling of a unicycle...not "if" but "how" and "where" and "when".

I might start adding that under my signature on work e-mails;

"Please note - I have NOT YET died, unless it has occurred between the points of sending and reading this e-mail, in which case please disregard this message and do not reply. All contents of this e-mail remain the property of Peterborough City Council"

Considering how few "Famous Ballerinas" there appear to be, it's good that a couple of them have not died yet.

Also good to see that Natalia is Russian AND from Russia.

My Dad died 18 months ago and he still has a friends reunited listing.... not too sure how to get it deleted.... It's a bit weird.....