It's interesting to me and I am up waiting to watch the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. I am honking about how I was up by myself late at night when the news of this mother Princess Diana's death broke, how I stayed up all night long watching videos watching the service and cried my eyes out. Being the same age as Prince Harry I remember watching him support and a lot of young girls at that time I grow up idolizing his mother. More of an off her of all the things that she did, she was the type of woman that I really want to be she was changing the world and for the better.
More of an off her of all the things that she did, she was the type of woman that I really want to be she was changing the world and for the better. As crazy as it sounds I have followed her sons the ups and downs a if they are a favorite character in a book and it's just so wonderful to see them and the young Man they have become however being that we are the same age they are grown men working change to change the world and he's chosen someone to happen him in that task that they will continue in the same kind of work that his mother did. And I am a static that she will be the kind of role model for my daughter that his mother was for me.
Now to move on from sad thoughts I'm so happy to see this I even pulled out my tiara from my wedding to wear it as I watch. I don't care that I'm in my very mom pjs with this great tiara on. After all a tiara is never to much!
Also watching the news coverage and listening to them discussed how monumental it is that she will be walking her self partway down the aisle and that she will be seen she gives herself to him, it's fascinating that at this time in 2018 it's still considered an usual. I gave myself away, I didn't do it as a Feminist statement, or a statement of any kind really. But more for the thought it's up to me to say I come to marry it's my life I belong to no one so its up to me. This did upset the men in my family but that was thier isusse
