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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTomorrow, will mark one of the saddest days in history.
Thru all the things going on here in the states and abroad, the world lost a great ambassador August 31, 1997. Princess Diana was killed in that awful car accident in Paris. She was a dynamic woman who showed people how to treat others. Her selflessness never wavered and she helped who ever she could. She showed people how to be dignified no matter the situation or circumstance. She truly was a Princess and Lady all wrapped up into one person. We need more people like her, but there will never be someone like her.
Glorfindel
(9,743 posts)But you're right. It was a great, tragic loss.
imanamerican63
(13,831 posts)Glorfindel
(9,743 posts)cwydro
(51,308 posts)Completely different words.
imanamerican63
(13,831 posts)That is my brain and spelling!
SharonClark
(10,014 posts)VMA131Marine
(4,159 posts)Went to Buckingham palace the next day to see the flood of flowers put outside the gates. The whole next week the UK was such an incredibly somber place to be.
TexasBushwhacker
(20,239 posts)They showed the crowd around the palace. Big grown men just bawling their eyes out.
JI7
(89,283 posts)I thought of her during the ebola outbreak with a few cases in the US.
Hulk Smash II
(11 posts)She was a narcissistic twit
Skittles
(153,262 posts)obnoxiousdrunk
(2,910 posts)JimGinPA
(14,811 posts)While she wasn't portrayed in a very positive light, calling her "a narcissistic twit" is kind of harsh. She devoted a lot of her time to charities & was a very empathetic person.
MrScorpio
(73,631 posts)We pretty much watch SKY4 all day.