Laughing when you shouldent.

On a girls night out years ago my friend who was driving picked me up first, we then collected another friend who moaned and made digs about the fact she had to sit in the back.  We stopped off at shop to buy ciggies and she tripped on the seatbelt and flew out of the car on the ground whilst trying to get out.  I had to turn my head away and bite my lip.  Obviously she was ok and no harm was done – but some bloke she’d had a session with just happened to be at the shop and witnessed it.  She wasn’t  a very nice person so even now as I type this, I am remembering and having a good giggle.

Many occasions are very formal and “stuffy” and if some thing funny happens, many can’t cope and try to remain as the British call it…Stiff Upper Lipped. One has to show respect in certain places and situations  but that doesn’t stop spontaneous response showing through. Good to see that Camilla has a natural part to her. I think people warm to people more who are natural in their way. The Royals are very closely image monitored but some times you see the sun shine through the clouds.