03 September 2011

DV on WWW

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'She was so affectionate, a loving sort of friend and very rare you know. Women are rarely that sort of friend to each other.' Diana Vreeland




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3 comments:

  1. How true; and how sad that is!
    I have heard that before about Wallis Warfield Simpson; she had great woman friends....and was very loyal to them; and helpful and supportive.
    I don't know if it was during "her time"; or if women in general are rarely "affectionate and loving " to their friends.

    I certainly am blessed with many. Is it the times? I don't know. I just do know I am blessed.

    When she and Edward were banned from England......she needed those friends.

    I really think she was that way about her women friends from the get-go!
    She would never have predicted her path in life. And I am sure she survived well with those friends.....(women) Any of us who would have survived our lives without our women friends? Not me!!!

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  2. Thank you in this series for taking me somewhere else. Traveling here is one of the best things I do. Curtis

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  3. Penelope, Partly her era I think. As I read through different memoirs-though I do think it must have been so with WW. I have several and like you cherish them.

    Curtis- thank you!

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