Princess Diana

[sandra]

In rememberance on the anniversary of her death. Toward the end of her life, her style was really superchic and was a global trendsetter. Her style still has a major influence and was IMO the best dressed royal ahead of Princess Caroline of Hanover. She had almost gotten it all together when she passed

".....like a candle in the wind"

[saad]

i was only 11 when she died but i cried and cried while watching her funeral.
probably becasue i kind of indirectly knew her

[erin_k]

i was in a book store the other day, and she was on the cover of this book wearing a black dress,
she looked sooo timeless. i was still a kid when she past too,
i remember rows and rows and rows of flowers in the streets of windsor

[SCBlondie]

I remember when she died, hearing it on the radio and my dad talking about how beautiful she was and what a shame it was that she died so early.

[Bonchic]

I don't remember how old I was maybe 9 and I had never heard of her when my mom told me she was very upset (sad) and she said The Princess of Whales died and I was like "What a whale died?" but I watched her funeral at my babysitters house she told me I couldn't but I waited till she went to sleep and watched it anyways!

[utopia]

this is a sweet topic. she was such a lovely woman. my thoughts are with her sons this week. :grrr:

[Luna]

Originally posted by SCBlondie@Sep 1 2004, 10:04 AM
I remember when she died, hearing it on the radio and my dad talking about how beautiful she was and what a shame it was that she died so early.

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The necklace she's wearing in that photo is involved in some dispute with Prince William...

Apparently the sons want one of the last pieces of jewelry that their mother wore.

I don't see anything wrong with that....

[genis78]

I was like 3 when Diana married Prince Charles, instantly I loved Diana and what she represented. I still have a cookie metal case (from these Swedish cookies) with the image of Diana and Charles preparing for their "honeymoon" trip. When she died I felt terrible because she was a part of my childhood illusions. I think she deserved to live happily with Dodi.

[SophieKawaii]

First I didn't believe her death. She was more than a simple human to me. Don't know why i felt this, maybe cause i was a child when she died.

[LMK]

I adored her aswell. How long has it been? I know I was only little when she passed. We came home from a party and my cosuin came out and said she had passed. She was such a lovely woman. That is a beautiful necklace!

[stylegurrl]

This is a great site with many lovely photos:

Princess Diana Tribute

[Erin]

I was surfing the Internet when I got word that she had passed... I think I was in the 8th or 9th grade, so 14 of 15... indeed a shame

[Spring_Fever]

Princess Diana was my first real true love. I met her when I was 11, well I didn't actually meet her but I shook her hand when she came to my home town, and went on a walk about. I felt like I met Cinderella.

She was exquisite internally and externally.

I cried for a more than a week when she died and went into depression after that.

I miss her still.

She was an angel on earth.

[LadyIllusion]

She was such a wonderful, down to earth person. I met her in 1994 in Chiswick, and briefly spoke to her, she was so much smaller than she appeared to be on TV, i too was devastated when i woke up to hear of her tragic death on the radio, its the same feeling i had when 9/11 took place, as though im in a fantasy... unreal and dreamy. I miss the leader she would have become.... sad she is gone. But we have great memories of her humility, love and respect for humankind.

God bless and RIP Diana...

[hollyslookingdry]

I was in third grade when it happened. We spent a whole half a day learning about her. All the teachers were super upset. All I remember is thinking how terrible the paparazzi are. And I remembered something about the position of her seatbelt, and I always make note not to do it in the car.

I think they should give the boys that necklace...