Posted by actually in the UK on October 19, 2009, 7:10 pm, in reply to "Re: Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie step out in thigh-skimming satin as they celebrate mum Fergie's 50th"
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Maybe it takes a bit more, two hours to York, four hours to Edinburgh...but I guess I meant she didn't have to fly and didn't necessarily have to take any time off!
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: I think you will find the train jouney from
: Newcastle would be longer than two hours,
: unless they have extremly fast trains in the
: UK these days. Isn't Newcastle nearer the
: Scottish Border than London? Anyway not
: that it is important - at least Sarah's
: youngest daughter made it to the party and
: that is all that matters
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: Newcastle is about two hours by train,and if
: Eugenie is anything like any other student,
: she probably has Friday's as "study
: days."
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: In a recent interview, Fergie insisted she
: wasn't worried about hitting the landmark
: age and looking forward to the future.
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: She said: 'I've learned a lot over the
: years, and the biggest is that life is about
: three Cs. You speak your mind, which is
: communication. You compromise, to take the
: other person's point of view.
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: 'And then you have compassion, meaning you
: forgive yourself for some of the things
: you've done, instead of beating yourself up
: about them. Once you've figured that out,
: your life will change.'
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: She added: 'I've got children's books to
: write. The girls are at university, but I've
: got my charity work, and I'm planning to
: gallop across the US to save the mustangs.
: I'm just beginning my life.'
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: Me, me, me, I, I, I . . .
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: But no mention of the bikini run in
: Australia. But we lucky Amricans can keep
: our eyes open for a middle-age red-head on a
: gallopping horse.
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: How nice for Fergie that Eugenie could take
: two days off from her studies in Newcastle
: to fly home for her mother's birthday
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