Prince Charles has loved Camilla since the 70's, nobody can deny that. Nobody was a bigger Princess Diana fan than me, and I despise the way Charles treated her. But it has been 10 years now and most of the animosity towards Camilla has diminished and rightly so. It takes two to tango and while Charles and Camilla did their thing, Diana also took lovers, so lets be fair.
I still admire how Princess Diana managed to stand up and face her life with grace and dignity and she had a capacity for loving, generosity and caring that won over the hearts of almost everyone who knew her.
I don't think it would be proper or in good taste for Camilla to attend the memorial service. She haunted Diana in life and Diana did hold her responsible for the breakdown of her marriage. I think Camilla should politely bow out of the memorial service, it would be a bitter slap in the face to Dianas legacy and memory. The service is being held in memorium of Diana and should be attended by those who loved her and were most dear to her, and that most definitely wouldn't be Camilla.
As far as Camilla being queen, she has publicly stated she doesn't want to be known as Englands Queen and I think that speaks well for her knowing her place and being respectful of public opinion. She doesn't want to offend or anger the citizens of England, and while they may have tempered their opinions of her, I don't believe she will ever truly know the adoration that they showered upon Diana. She just can't compete with that memory and shouldn't even try.
I don't think anyone knows who exactly is going to be their "ideal" match, however, I do believe that once we meet the one we are meant to be with something just clicks. You should be able to talk to that person about anything, tell them whatever you are feeling without fear or embarrassment, laugh with them and not about them or at them, be able to trust without limits or boundries, love completely and totally and not be afraid of receiving back all the love you put out there. I think its like finding the missing part of oneself and becoming whole. I don't know if that makes any sense but thats how I view it.
1. The Doctor - who tells her to "take off all her clothes."
2. The Dentist - who tells her to "open wide."
3. The Milkman - who asks her "do you want it in the front or the back?"
4. The Hairdresser - who asks her "do you want it teased or blown?"
5. The Interior Designer - who assures her "once it's inside, you'll LOVE it!"
6. The Banker - who insists to her "if you take it out too soon, you'll lose interest!"
7. The Primal Hunter - who always goes deep into the bush, always shoots twice, always eats what he shoots, but keeps telling her "Keep quiet and lie still!"
A couple just got married and on the night of their honeymoon before passionate love, the wife tells the husband, "Please be gentile, I'm still a virgin." The husband being shocked, replied, "How's this possible? You've been married three times before." The wife responds, "Well, my first husband was a gynecologist and all he wanted to do was look at it. My second husband was a psychiatrist and all he wanted to do was talk about it. Finally, my third husband was a stamp collector and all he wanted to do was...oh, do I miss him!"
I agree but I didn't post this as anything in reference to my life. I just wondered what others thought about the concept of unconditional love and what it means to them.
I don't know if this is serious or not because I just googled this name and it came up with all kinds of hoax information. Did you check this out? If it's serious that's one thing but after doing the google I can't be sure if its true or not.
Is it possible to love someone unconditionally no matter what they do to hurt you, no matter how bad the problems are and no matter what that person would put you through? Is saying "I love you unconditionally" just something people say but when the going gets tough some people pack it up and end the relationship? Is unconditional love possible between a man and woman (not just for your children and family)?
That movie wasn't written based on an actual series of events, it was a fictional work written by Stephen King. Has nothing to do with capital punishment and the death penalty. If you want a list of movies regarding the death penalty check out these:
The Chamber: Gene Hackman Dead Man Walking: Sean Penn/Susan Sarandon (based on true story) Daniel: this movie is based on the story of the Rosenburgs, sentenced to death in the US in the fifties over groundless charges Sharon Stone also made a movie about a woman on death row, but it was also fictional
I don't really know how I feel about the death penalty. I lost a friend in 1990. her ex-boyfriend shot her and her current boyfriend. She was shot in the neck and the bullet ricocheted off her scapula and went into her lungs she drowned in her own blood, she was 17 years old and left behind a 2 year old daughter. The guy who shot her then went out to get more bullets to come back and finish off her boyfriend and baby girl. When he couldn't find any more ammunition, he went to the town carnival and started bragging to her friends that he had "made sure she got what was coming to her"..he had no remorse whatsoever. Yes, the animal will spend the rest of his natural life in prison, but who am I to decide what the proper punishment is. Her daughter has grown up without a mother and to me that is just the most heartbreaking aspect of this tragedy. Who is right in taking someone life? But then who is justified to decide who lives and who dies? In my eyes that would be God, but in that little girls eyes she may feel this man deserves to be put to death for taking her mothers life and to me that would be her right to feel that way.
Men don't like it when women lump them all together as a "group" and neither do women. That was a blanket statement about women and you can't judge ALL of us from just the few select one's that you happen to base your opinions off of. If you are having trouble communicating with the women in your life perhaps listening wholeheartedly instead of hearing only 1/3 of what a woman may say you would find that you would gather a much better understanding of that particular woman. For me I am blunt and to the point perhaps sometimes too blunt, but thats me. I have no problems telling the man in my life what I want, need or am thinking. Maybe I'm in the minority here but I find by communicating my needs directly instead of beating around the bush, it more times than not will get the man's attention and he does listen. JMHO
I've got an ex's bf wife living down the street from me. She bought the house down the block about 6 months ago and I've lived on this block off and on my whole life. I have been in my current residence for over 7 1/2 years so she tries to make it out like I'm stalking her because I HAVE to drive by her house on the way home, I have no other route to take it's a straight shot to a dead end...oh mercy I can't wait to move!!! The current gf needs to get a grip and he probably did fill her head full of a bunch of stuff about you and none of it's probably good. She does need to learn respect and HAVE respect for the fact that there is a small child involved and she needs to be aware of how she acts, what she says and her actions when in the childs presence. Who cares what they think you have every right to be there and it's not like you planned it or something...don't concern yourself with what they do you've got more class and much better things to do then that!
Yes you aren't alone. I wish for just one 24 hr. period of time to be as lazy as I want to be...but it won't ever happen, LOL. I've got kids so my lazy days are long over....
Now I am just content with a hot shower and nice meal, takes so little to please me now...lol
Has anyone noticed that the human race seems to be getting more and more selfish. People can't seem to be bothered to do something nice for someone else without expecting something in return. Some people are only "in it" for what they can get and not just because they can gain a sense of satisfaction from helping someone. Some people are just plain rude without provocation, ignore the suffering of others and turn a blind eye to others in need. I remember how Americans were after 9/11, the country bonded together in a sense of loss, grief and brotherhood. What has happened to our world that we can't simply remember that we are all human beings, we all sleep under the same star and sky, we all put our pants on one leg at a time, we all have the same color blood running through our veins and although we are different in many ways........we are also similar. I don't know what has happened but it just seems that people are so caught up in themselves that human kindness has been shoved aside.
Take the time to do something nice for a stranger, hold the door for an older person, say something nice to someone you love without needing a "reason" just do it, hug your children extra tight and thank god for the miracle of them, go out of your way to just be a little kinder and don't forget to say "thank you" and "please" when someone does something for you. It's the little things that we as people take for granted that just might brighten the day and lighten the hearts of someone else.
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went down to Georgia by Charlie Daniels Band when I'm feeling naughty
and tells.......so you'll just have to wonder! Sorry! 
RE: SHOULD CAMILA PARKER BOWLES NOW BE ACCEPTED AS THE FUTURE QUEEN OF ENGLAND AND ATTENDED PRINCESS DIA
Prince Charles has loved Camilla since the 70's, nobody can deny that. Nobody was a bigger Princess Diana fan than me, and I despise the way Charles treated her. But it has been 10 years now and most of the animosity towards Camilla has diminished and rightly so. It takes two to tango and while Charles and Camilla did their thing, Diana also took lovers, so lets be fair.I still admire how Princess Diana managed to stand up and face her life with grace and dignity and she had a capacity for loving, generosity and caring that won over the hearts of almost everyone who knew her.
I don't think it would be proper or in good taste for Camilla to attend the memorial service. She haunted Diana in life and Diana did hold her responsible for the breakdown of her marriage. I think Camilla should politely bow out of the memorial service, it would be a bitter slap in the face to Dianas legacy and memory. The service is being held in memorium of Diana and should be attended by those who loved her and were most dear to her, and that most definitely wouldn't be Camilla.
As far as Camilla being queen, she has publicly stated she doesn't want to be known as Englands Queen and I think that speaks well for her knowing her place and being respectful of public opinion. She doesn't want to offend or anger the citizens of England, and while they may have tempered their opinions of her, I don't believe she will ever truly know the adoration that they showered upon Diana. She just can't compete with that memory and shouldn't even try.