Princess Diana
Diana Spencer was born on the first of July 1961 in Sandringham in England. She had two older sisters and a young brother. In childhoods she liked games, swimming, running and dancing. She wanted to become a dancer. Besides she loved children very much and at the age of sixteen she worked in schools for very young children.
Diana became the princess, when Prince Charles, the Queen’s son, asked her to be his wife and they got married. They seemed to be
e a happy couple at first. They had two sons. They traveled a lot, they worked a lot, and they visited many countries together. But Diana was not quite happy because they did different things and Charles didn’t understand her.
She was a kind woman. Hundred of people talked about Diana’s kindnesses. She liked ordinary people, though she was rich and had many rich friends. Whenever she was, she was always ready to lead a hand. She was devoted to the si
ick and the poor. She visited hospitals for people with AIDS and for lepers and wasn’t afraid to touch them, talk to them, listen to them. She worked on children’s charities, and had teamed up with Hillary Clinton in an ef
Diana was seen many times in floods of tears, because of the pressures of her loveless 15-year marriage. It is not a secret that Diana was hounded and humiliated to the point of mental breakdown and was able to pull through only because she knew she had the love of the people to buoy her in her darkest hours.
She was, indeed, the people’s Princess.
Cancer horoscope:
Their basic impulses are to reform, to create and to understand. They ar
re thinkers and full of unusual. Even eccentric ideas to change the world. They put intense energy into their cause but they can dogmatic and even fanatical. They can be rudely tactless and touchy but they’re broad-minded and inventive. They’re frendly but people never know what’s going to happen next when they’re around and they sometimes find it difficult to get close to people. They tend to be impractical and are tremendously likeable, but they resent criticism.
