Camilla for Queen!
See if you ever invited to the palace!
Now I feel compelled to tell you that I am really Sir Ralphy, per order of the Queen, and, therefore, I will expect more respect here from now on...
No, she wasn't innocent. She was naive and in love and a girl of 19. I can overlook her bad behaviour because she went through hell with Charles and she felt trapped. Yes, she had affairs but so did he. And she did a lot of good things once she was on her own.
Why would I want to go there if I can sample your gin here?
Diana also knew that Charles wasn't in love with her, if it wasn't for the interference of the Queen Mother and her grandmother, they would never have got married but the Queen Mother was worried that Charles wasn't producing an heir to the throne...............Charles has also done a lot of good things but he wasn't/isn't so manipulative as Diana was..............................there are always two sides to a story.
Annie, I don't know Charles political views, is he elitist and old fashioned, except for environmental issues? Why isn't he likable, apart from suffering from an extreme case of rectal-cranial inversion? Q.S. stop laughing! Lol.
Imagine the narrow life he has led. How out of touch he probably is, and I imagine he is pretty bored.
She was in love with him and was hoping it would be returned. Diana had issues from her childhood and then a bad marriage and bulimia and she can't be totally blamed for her behaviour. Sure, Charles has done some good things, but he is not a likable man and he sticks his nose in where it doesn't belong. If he wants to be a politician, then he should give up his title and run for office.
Now I feel compelled to tell you that I am really Sir Ralphy, per order of the Queen, and, therefore, I will expect more respect here from now on...
It seems to me that he is being a jerk by not allowing common people to have something to show friends and relatives and, perhaps, children and grandchildren. It is a like a famous person's autograph in the past. I certainly would and surely you would, too...