Prince Harry will target Camilla in memoir, Paul Burrell claims
Speaking to Closer magazine, Princess Diana's former butler, 63, said the Duke of Sussex is 'set to reveal any Camilla secrets' after the Duchess of Cornwall 'stepped into Diana's shoes'.www.dailymail.co.uk
Prince Harry will target Camilla in memoir, Paul Burrell claims
Speaking to Closer magazine, Princess Diana's former butler, 63, said the Duke of Sussex is 'set to reveal any Camilla secrets' after the Duchess of Cornwall 'stepped into Diana's shoes'.
I agree with that and to be honest, when they celebrate their holidays, they always refer to them as the Person holidays and Persian food (which I happen to LOVE)!!! Don't forget too, that there are Christian Persians, Jewish Persians, and Muslim Persians. Many of the Christian and Jewish Persians had to flee the country after the Shah was deposed .. I've heard many of their stories.
Oh yes, for sure!!! The other interesting thing is that .. where you live in LA is kind of interesting. There are tons of Persians here in the Valley, then you have BH and the "Hills", but there is also a huge community in Orange County. I onetime asked a Persian colleague, and she told me "well, the Christian Persians live here, the Jewish Persians live there and the Muslim Persians live over there" .. it was kind of amazing to me, but when I thought about it, it was similar to other places where I've lived .. the immigrants want to be in neighborhoods with like folks so that they can speak their native language, have grocery shops that have their food and restaurants that serve their food .. all makes sense!Jup...ever heard of Tehrangeles?
Prince Harry will target Camilla in memoir, Paul Burrell claims
Speaking to Closer magazine, Princess Diana's former butler, 63, said the Duke of Sussex is 'set to reveal any Camilla secrets' after the Duchess of Cornwall 'stepped into Diana's shoes'.
I get the feeling that there was a code of silence with the vets. The Italians in the mafia called it "omerta" and you kept your mouth shut. Now that it is obvious that Harry is going to use vets and mental health issues to make money off of them, the code of silence is no more.
AMEN to this! It irks me that folks here tell me that I have an "accent" and that I use "big words"??? Seriously??? .. so did I pay too much attention in my English Grammar classes??? Yes, I admit that I use more European / British English terms because growing in up New England, well .. let's just say that a fair amount of verbiage that we use came from the Brits! Also, as the daughter of an Italian-born mother (and Grandmother), well .. we spoke Italian in the house as well (which helped out tremendously when taking Latin and Spanish, but I got screamed at by my French instructor for rolling "R's" .. sheesh)!!!
I can barely spell in English. Would never be able to handle Welsh!You'd be fine learning Welsh, plenty of "R" rolling here.
Could NOT agree with you more on this and sadly, I can say that the "home Schooling" (due to COVID) .. well, let's just say that a fair amount of the kids in my neighborhood were sure as heck NOT participating in that ZOOM class .. and to me, that is REALLY sad!
Oh boy .. if he, in fact, does this??? .. I don't think it will help that rift, if anything .. Charles may just say "ENOUGH" and truly cut them off! I recently read (can't remember where) that Camilla is #1 in his book so if Hap-Hazza goes after her? .. I don't think (IMO) that Charles will take likely to that and who knows, he may just speak up.Prince Harry will target Camilla in memoir, Paul Burrell claims
Speaking to Closer magazine, Princess Diana's former butler, 63, said the Duke of Sussex is 'set to reveal any Camilla secrets' after the Duchess of Cornwall 'stepped into Diana's shoes'.
Oh, good!!! I now have a major phobia of speaking a non-English language due to that stupid French teacher (he was from Paris, so he would scream at you if you mispronounced a word - yeah, that was a good idea)!!! The only non-English language that I don't have as much of a phobia is .. of course, Italian. When I was working in Paris (AXA), thank god that my French colleagues would just laugh at me if I said something wrong .. but YOU KNOW, that HAVE TO correct you (it's a French thing I guess?!?!)You'd be fine learning Welsh, plenty of "R" rolling here.
