Comments on: Prince Harry picks Chelsy over Boujis Booze-up

By: bluefire

bluefire — Sat, 13 Sep 2008 09:36:31 +0000

i really like pics her lady love on the bar, chelsy feels secure that way.new ways or by the ways what is the update about autumn and his husband? and zara philipps and mike tidals?

By: LoV

LoV — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:02:14 +0000

Thanks alsgal, yeah I’m only 22 so it hopefully it will be okay. Dogs are always a comfort aren’t they? I have a dog called Rain as she has a tendency to stand outside when it is tipping it down- strange dog, bless her.

Back to William and Kate: Does anyone (nudge nudge ked) have any idea where they are at the moment? I presume that they are back from the wedding in Austria. When does PW’s training begin?

By: alsgal

alsgal — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:55:21 +0000

You’re welcome LoV and it sounds like you are young enough that you can make a different choice, but everybody has to do what works for them. Me, I’ve got my dogs and little mini-zoo here and that makes me content as I know real strorybook type love at my advanced age, is elusive. Girls in their twenties or so still have a lot of options, and don’t need to put up with a roving man unless that is their choice.

I hope time wounds your heel, to twist that old phrase around. Best of luck to ya and that little baby.

By: LoV

LoV — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:47:10 +0000

We’ve got different views there then alsgal but then you probably have more experience in that sort of thing if your married and copied with those circumstances. I thought about giving him a second chance but the trust is gone. Still, I have my beautiful baby to keep me company, so I’ll manage.

Thanks anyway alsgal

By: alsgal

alsgal — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:37:51 +0000

LoV, my sympathies to you, dear.
As many of you know, my Al took the whole concept of applying for a job at Tim Horton’s to a whole new level when he played hide the pogo stick with the Night Manager he interviewed with. It almost broke us, but I gave Al a second chance, because I thought, if Kate, Camilla, Grace or HM can be patient with their Princes, I should be patient with mine. I always look to the Royals to set an example of what one should aspire to, and with the wee exception of Camilla, they’ve never let me down.

By: LoV

LoV — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:21:28 +0000

I can totally understand how she feels about her hair, my own in long, blonde and although soft and glossy, it is very wavy/curly so it takes a long time to dry and style. Personally I keep wondering about cutting my hair shorter but I just doubt whether it would suit me or not. Back to Kate though: IMO if she wants to cut her hair shorter, then she should. She has to remember that she has to live with it not William and he should love her anyway.

I am feeling rather rebellious today and want to encourage female independence (don’t be surprised if I rant…I just found out my finacee was cheating on me with my best friend.) Apologies in advance.

Curly hair is difficult to manage and I have often thought that Kate should try a new style. A change is as good as a rest after all. Perhaps she should wear it up more or in different ways to see whether she likes it shorter or not.

By: gracie

gracie — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 17:06:58 +0000

I agree Alsgal, even once they marry she will still be critiqued on her clothes, her looks, etc. Much like Diana did. The more public events she attends, the more she has to worry about her appearance. Her hair is one of her defining traits and I can see why William might like it long. I think she might trim off a few more inches once she becomes a full time royal and has various duties to attend to. I don’t ever see her cutting off any more than shoulder length though, it that. I think that is why she has added more layers, because it makes it less heavy especially if you have curly hair.

By: alsgal

alsgal — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 16:39:01 +0000

Lisa, I think few of us can realise the pressure Kate is under to always be picture perfect, and I certainly wouldn’t have any idea of the time that is necessary to achieve that level of perfection.

While we all know William is not with her merely for her looks and “physical reasons” and that she is known to be very kind person with a sparkling personality, let’s face it, she is going to be known more for what she looks like at this point than for what what she actually does. That’s not a negative judgement, that’s just how it is, as few of us know anything about her interests/hobbies or what she does every minute of the day and most of us, however shallow it may seem, base our opinion of her on her visible appearance or demeanor. She knows that, so therefore takes great effort with her appearance, and I applaud her for that.

By: lisa

lisa — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 15:17:28 +0000

alsgal,I always thought Kate wore her hair down because William liked it that way The things we do for the boys! I feel her pain on the care of it. I remember the days of spending almost an hour to straighten and style my long hair. Seeing pictures of kate with wavy hair after she gets out of the water makes me realize how much time she must invest in styling it.

By: alsgal

alsgal — Fri, 12 Sep 2008 14:51:51 +0000

Lisa, thank you for the info. I suspected that might be the reason Kate always wears it down, because William likes it that way. Even if the article is untrue (as well it could be) it would make sense that having such a gorgeous mane like that might indeed take a fair amount of time to maintain, as Kate has supermodel hair and we all know gals just don’t roll out of bed w/ hair looking that good.

I can identify too, as my Al loves me with my hair up in a scrunchy. He calls me his pineapple under the sea, but hey, at least I know I’m pleasing my man.