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With respect Fanny it works both ways

mokryna

What shocked me was that Camilla was present at the unveiling of the statue. If is wasn’t for her, I believe Diana wouldn’t have died. Maybe I see it from a different view as I didn’t live in the UK or Europe at that time. Harry blames the press that I understand but the root of it all was his father and her. The press followed the story but there had to be something to begin with.

Neither Camilla nor Charles were at the unveiling, mokryna

Here's a list of those present:
www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/diana-statue-unveiling-guests-b943671.html

Morning, your friendly advanced community dancer here

People I have trained with for many years wouldn't get on a stage if you paid them. Well, we're all amateurs but you know what I mean. People dance for many reasons and performance is just one of them.

BTW, where was Camilla, hiding behind the bushes? Or was she speeding by on a moped along with a dog in a scarf?

Anniebach

With respect Fanny it works both ways

That's a bit cryptic for me I'm afraid.
If you don't like me, just ignore me please.
I'm not going to engage in an online psychodrama

'Morning Alegrias!
Very good timing!

Callistemon I won two dance competitions, if the Jive and Twist count as dancing ?

Alegrias the person on the motor bike was definitely a man,
the witness said so

Something to be proud of, Anniebach
I must say I wasn't too bad at the jive but I never did ballet and tap as an adult.
I can fall over my own feet (and have)

Sorry - only did tap as an adult!

Don’t try the Can Can , I did ?

My mother was brilliant at the Charleston, apparently!

I must take after my Dad.

If I tried to dance I’d probably fall over. I’m in awe of those who can.

mokryna The lady with blonde hair was Diana's sister Lady Jane Fellows married to Robert Fellows private secretary to the Queen. The other lady was Lady Sarah McCorquodale sister of Diana... Just the Spencer family present.

I learnt ballroom dancing as a child. I’m not terribly good at it now though.

In school we were taught Scottish dancing, so useful in Wales !

Oooo Anniebach when you get your invite to Balmoral you can join in the highland fling with HM. Apparently Scottish dancing is her favourite.

You all put me to shame i could do sport but not dancing. Although if i hear Echo and the Bunnymen or a bit of BabyD I'm transformed straight back in time and now i just look like an old granny hankering for the 90s. Cart horse comes to mind.

Whatdayisit I spent two weeks in Scotland and not one dance, I was on a walking holiday though ?

Anniebach I was taught Scottish country dancing, including the sword dance, at school, Perth Academy.

The Sword Dance isn't a Scottish Country Dance

Scottish Community dancer.

Picky, picky old me..

Anniebach

Whatdayisit I spent two weeks in Scotland and not one dance, I was on a walking holiday though ?

How lovely. Shame about the dancing!?

Sorry Alegrias1 didn’t realise, ? I was 5 and soon after we moved south forevermore.

All I can do is line dancing and that’s getting too complicated for me these days.

Jaxjacky

All is resolved with Annie now.
Thank you Annie

Thank you Fanny x