What the Papers say

ducky wrote:

I did not grieve for Diane or any other person in the public limelight I did not know them personaly
the only ppl I would grieve for are family and friends ...

I felt exactly the same Ducky....I just feel that Ive been bludgeoned over the head non stop with this farce

ducky wrote:

I did not grieve for Diane or any other person in the public limelight I did not know them personaly
the only ppl I would grieve for are family and friends ...

I agree with you there Ducky, but I do feel compassion.

Another story caught my eye today, us housewives are worth 32K a year for all we do,see I told you a womans work is never done.:lol:

thank you both ..I dont think the word public grieving should be used when these things happen..because pure grief is dreadfull. mind-numing and bloody painfull..I am sad and angry that little children are killed or abused by there so called parents and that the departments who get monny and are paid to help protect them are incompetent.. I honour the police.and the forces killed in the line of duty.. thous are just 2 examples ..sad, angry, and outraged are what ppl feel.. it is the ones closest to ppl that feel pure mind-numing grief...
this is only my feelings other ppl might disagree

I see the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party has been claiming an allowance for her hubby(she says he works for her)doing what we ask.However I do object to her paying for the blue movies they watch, out of the taxpayers money,\" Ditch the Bitch\"

Dorrie wrote:

I see the Deputy Leader of the Labour Party has been claiming an allowance for her hubby(she says he works for her)doing what we ask.However I do object to her paying for the blue movies they watch, out of the taxpayers money,\" Ditch the Bitch\"

Ditto to that.... xxxx :side: