My surname is pretty rare. Except for my immediate family, I have never met anyone else called “Dancer”. When I lived in Scotland (until 16 years ago), my family were the only Dancers in any of the Scottish phone books I could find. Yes, I checked. Sad – I know. I even checked when we went on holiday to angle-land. There were a few in the south-west, if I remember correctly.
Not long after Susan and I moved to Little Eaton there was a local TV news report which featured an elderly lady who was a Dancer. It spooked me. But since then? Nothing.
Imagine my surprise, then, when this evening, after the news on a BBC Panorama Special on hospital cleanliness (7pm for those keenies), the expert microbiologist was Dr. Stephanie Dancer.
Made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. Too close for comfort.
Hair? You still have hair on your head? It doesn’t look like it from your photo. 🙂
Loads of it round the back.
In fact there mey even be some spines in there. Been meaning to see someone about that…
Sorry.You seem a bit miffed by my comment so I thought it only fair to give you a link to a picture of me playing with our puppy in the back garden: Baldy me!
My father says I have a baldy bit because I was such a good child he was always patting me on the head. From the angle in the picture, and with the sunlight glinting off my head, it does look a bit halo-like doesn’t it?
No worries David. I am used to my family’s comments. And then there’s Rob…
😉