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#82
10-09-2003, 01:22 PM
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Yes, I know what you mean..it reminds me of a dress for barbie dolls (in every way...the colour, the frills at the end of the dress, the cut...), but maybe Barbie´s dress would have been a little bit sexier
 
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#83
10-09-2003, 02:51 PM
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Polfoto 09-10-2003 Nils Tor-Bjoern Nutti shows a reindeer to Jordanian Queen Rania al-Abdullah, her daughter Salma (L), and Swedish Queen Silvia in the Sami village of Jukkasjaervi, outside Kiruna in northern Sweden 09 October 2003. The Jordanian Royals today ended a three-day state visit to Sweeden
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#87
10-09-2003, 03:23 PM
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http://www.hellomagazine.com
9 OCTOBER 2003 King Abdullah and Queen Rania of Jordan of Jordan received a warm welcome during their three-day visit to Sweden. Met at the airport by Prince Carl Philip and Crown Princess Victoria, they were then whisked off to the Royal Palace in Stockholm, where King Carl Gustaf and Queen Sylvia had laid on a lavish reception. The following day Rania, accompanied by the Swedish queen, paid a visit to the Swedish Crisis Centre for Women. The facility provides refuge and assistance to women and children who are victims of domestic violence. Rania, who is an active campaigner for children's rights, established a similar resource for disadvantaged youngsters in Amman in August 2000. During their stay King Abdullah addressed the Swedish Institute of International Affairs. Reaffirming his country's commitment to the path of development and peace, the monarch called on all countries to act with humanity. "We have spoken out boldly in the name of tolerance and justice," he told an audience of 200 politicians and journalists. "We have taken risks for peace in our region and around the world. And we have embarked on an extensive programme of economic, political and social reform." The trip was not entirely taken up with affairs of state, however. Before departing Sweden the couple's young daughter Princess Salma got to make a new friend when she and her mum visited a herd of reindeer in Jukkasjaervi, a village 200 kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. The Jordanian Queen was accompanied by Queen Sylvia on a visit the Swedish Women's Crisis Centre
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#91
10-09-2003, 03:25 PM
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Quote:
cutting ribbons? and turning the first spade for a new tree?
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#92
10-09-2003, 03:30 PM
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I agree it´s sweet that they take Salma with them, but what about the other two?
And about Victoria´s dress: I think it could have been a nice dress if had been a little bit different and if it had been a different person. It just didn´t suit Victoria...
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#93
10-09-2003, 03:39 PM
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Ah...how many dinners were there? Madeleine attended one, I think...and the other one?
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Whatever comes, she said, cannot alter one thing. If I am a princess in rags and tatters, I can be a princess inside. It would be easy to be a princess if I were dressed in cloth of gold, but it is a great deal more of a triumpf to be one all the time when no one knows it. (F.Hogdson Burnett)
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#94
10-09-2003, 03:44 PM
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I think the reason why prince Hussein and princess Iman wasnt with their parents in Sweden is that they are older and don´t "need" their parents as much as Salma does
btw, you cant direct link pictures from IBL. You must attach them
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#96
10-09-2003, 06:32 PM
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Salma is so cute! Why didn't they take Iman or Hussein with them? Hmm...why is she blonde? Her parents aren't blonde...very odd for a Jordanian, isn't it? Then again, her father has blue eyes...very odd. She'll be as pretty as her mom. :flower:
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#97
10-10-2003, 05:52 AM
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www.expressen.se
Victoria hade gruvligt roligt i Kiruna KIRUNA. Den kungliga tiaran lämnades hemma på Slottet - i går var det hjälm som gällde för Victoria. Det jordanska kungaparets statsbesök avslutades med gruvbesök, renar och svensk snålblåst. Ett fullspäckat schema väntade kungligheterna när de landade i Kiruna vid tio i går förmiddag. Kronprinsessan Victoria besökte tillsammans med kungen, kung Abdullah II bin al Hussein och prins Ali bin al Hussein världens största underjordiska malmgruva. 775 meter under jord fick de se personalen fjärrstyra maskiner flera kilometer bort. Under tiden åkte drottning Silvia tillsammans med drottning Rania och dottern Salma, 3, till Jukkasjärvi. Där fick de se renar, besöka byns kyrka och ishotellet. Kungligheterna möttes igen vid Institutet för rymdfysik. Altarmålning lockade Efter en presentation var nästa stopp Kirunas kyrka. Den röda träkyrkan valdes till Sveriges vackraste byggnad för två år sedan - men det var inte därför kungen ville dit. Det var prins Eugens altarmålning han ville visa upp. Sedan väntade stadshuset och lite tilltugg innan det var dags att åka tillbaka till flygplatsen igen. De två kungahusen står varandra nära. Inte minst prins Ali och Victoria har trivts tillsammans - innan dagen var slut hade prinsen förevigat prinsessan på bild i sin mobil. Vid tvåtiden steg den jordanska kungafamiljen in i sin lyxinredda Airbus 340 - för att på några timmar byta de knappa plusgraderna i Kiruna mot över trettio graders värme i Amman.
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#98
10-10-2003, 08:43 AM
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Last edited by Mandy; 11-05-2006 at 12:37 AM.
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