Originally posted by @wolfgang59I don't necessarily believe that Diana loved Charles either, but that she was in love when they were married. The rest is a tragedy.
It would be exceptionally naïve for a woman of the eighties to not know that royals had mistresses. Phillip's indiscretions would be well known and Charles's love of Camilla was also not a secret.
Dianna never had the chance to know Charles and could not have loved him. It
was a sham. Dianna knew it, her family knew it, the aristocracy knew it.
The "love story" was just an invention of the magazines around the world.
22 Nov 17
Originally posted by @torunnDiana was a loving mother who sadly died too young. It was so moving to see how well her sons
I don't necessarily believe that Diana loved Charles either, but that she was in love when they were married. The rest is a tragedy.
composed themselves on the day of her funeral. They were only 12 and 15 and had to make that long
silent walk behind her coffin with the eyes of the nation upon them then talk to the people in the crowds.
Originally posted by @drewnogalIt was an unbelievable thing what these two very sad boys managed, so composed as you say, under such extreme circumstances. And now they are fine grown-up men doing good things.
Diana was a loving mother who sadly died too young. It was so moving to see how well her sons
composed themselves on the day of her funeral. They were only 12 and 15 and had to make that long
silent walk behind her coffin with the eyes of the nation upon them then talk to the people in the crowds.
Originally posted by @vivifyWhat are you, the humour police? 😛
The word is actually not even pronounced that way. It's pronounced "ur-uh-nuss". That stupid joke shouldn't even exist as a pun.
Audio of how to pronounce Uranus:
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/pronunciation/english/uranus
25 Nov 17
Originally posted by @blood-on-the-tracksHow old is he now?
I know this, because 26 years ago my eldest son was born on 25th Nov
25 Nov 17
Originally posted by @blood-on-the-tracksWow...That makes you....how do I put this...Distinguished?...
Almost 51
1034 Malcolm II, King of Scots (Máel Coluim mac Cináeda) (b. 980) dies; Donnchad, the son of his second daughter Bethóc and Crínán of Dunkeld, inherits the throne.
