This is not gonna help to squash the gloomy feeling in this blog. True sad thing.
I was on my Facebook page the other day, and noticed that the request I send to this friend I knew when I was living in Paris was still unanswered. I send it for a while so I thought she just didn’t want to reply. I found out it’s not that she necessarily didn’t want to, she only couldn’t. Julie died of leukemia last October ! Damn, such a young one, once AGAIN. I was speechless. Still. No need to talk about it. I’ma say this, though, I’m fed up with those kind of news coming from phone texts or e-mails ! R.I.P girl, I truly remember the time we shared.
This doesn’t really make sense but this situation made me wondering myself : like for that young journalist they shot during last year’s riot, and as hers is still on, how do you delete your Facebook account when you passed away ?!?
My dad had (and still has) a facebook account and I found his password and I am able to delete him from facebook but will not. He’s not there no longer but his facebook wall (stories, tags, and photo comments) is a big souvenir and when we (children) have a special thought for him, we post sthg on his wall. It’s cool to know that he can check those posts somewhere in heaven!
And about ur friend, may her soul rest in peace.
I love facebook…