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Lady Di Daycare South | CLIO MI CHILD CARE CENTER

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Description: LADY DI DAYCARE SOUTH is a CHILD CARE CENTER in CLIO MI, with a maximum capacity of 57 children. The provider does not participate in a subsidized child care program.

Program and Licensing Details

• License Number:
  DC250384231
• Capacity:
  57
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program:
  No
• Type of Care:
  Full Day Program. Food service, Infant/toddler, Preschool, School age
• Current License Issue Date:
  Oct 18, 2021
• Current License Expiration Date:
  Oct 17, 2023

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The life and death of Lady Di: 10 facts about the Princess of Wales

She studied poorly

Until the age of nine, Diana was homeschooled. Then she was assigned to the West Hill Special School for Girls, but she could not study there. At the age of 16, Diana failed several exams at once, after which her father sent her to a school in Switzerland, but very soon she returned home to England.

Worked as an educator and cleaner

On her 18th birthday, her parents gave Diana a luxurious apartment in London, where she lived with her friends. At this time, Diana, who always loved children, got a job in a kindergarten and worked as a cleaner. nine0005

Wanted to be a ballerina

Diana had an excellent musical ear and loved ballet. She attended dance classes, and after becoming a princess, she supported the English National Ballet. Diana also swam well, played tennis and skied.

Her sister was the first to date Prince Charles

Diana was 16 years old when she first met Prince Charles, who was then dating her older sister Sarah. Only three years later, Charles drew attention to Diana. They got married when Diana was 20 and Charles was 32. nine0005

Chose an engagement ring from the catalog

Royal brides have always made wedding rings to order. Diana chose a ring from the catalog of the jewelry house Garrard . The ring was adorned with a 12 carat sapphire and 14 diamonds. Now this ring is worn by the wife of the eldest son of Diana William, the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton.

Messed up the groom’s name at the altar

The wedding of the century took place on July 29, 1981. 3.5 thousand people gathered in St. Paul’s Cathedral, another 750 million watched the ceremony on TV. At the altar, Diana mixed up the order of the prince’s names, calling him Philip Charles Arthur George. Also in her oath, for the first time in the history of the royal family, she did not use the word “obey”, which became a sensation in society. nine0005

Her son became the first royal heir to be born in a hospital

Diana and Charles’ first son was born in 1982, and Prince William was the first royal heir to be born in a hospital, having previously been born in a palace. Two years later, the couple’s second child, Prince Harry, was born in the same hospital. From that moment on, the royal marriage began to fall apart. By the way, Diana tried to give her sons an experience that was not accepted in the royal family: for example, she fired the nanny, she took the boys to Disneyland herself, they even went to McDonald’s. nine0005

I was afraid to ride and fell in love with the instructor

As a child, Diana fell off her horse and has been afraid to ride ever since. Riding instructor James Hewitt was originally brought in to train William and Harry, but he also helped Diana overcome her fear of horses. Later, a romance began between them. The marriage of Diana and Charles broke up in the early 1990s, it became a worldwide sensation. In an interview, the ex-spouses accused each other of cheating, while Charles publicly spoke about his long-standing romance with Camilla Parker-Bowles. nine0005

Wanted to be the “queen of hearts”

Diana said that her only talent was the ability to take care of other people. It was her charity work that made her so popular not only in the UK, but throughout the world. Diana became one of the first dignitaries who drew public attention to the problem of AIDS. She publicly shook hands with infected people, trying to change the world’s perception of this disease. Diana worked in palliative care, oversaw a leper colony, helped the homeless, and was a patron of several hospitals. She has supported over 100 charitable foundations. During her visit to Moscow, Diana visited an elementary school, the Tushino Children’s Hospital and opened a branch of a fund to help disabled children. nine0005

Was buried on the island

Diana died in a car accident in 1997, she was 36 years old. In the car, she was with her lover, millionaire Dodi Al-Fayed. There are several versions of the causes of the accident, ranging from the drunkenness of the driver and the lovers’ attempt to hide from the paparazzi to conspiracy theories of a planned murder. During the investigation, it was reported that no one in the car was wearing seat belts. The broadcast of the funeral of the “people’s” princess was watched by 2.5 billion people. Diana was buried in the family estate of the Earl Spencer family on a small island. nine0005

Photo: Fox Photos / Stringer / Getty Images, Princess Diana Archive / Stringer / Getty Images, Tim Graham (x2) / Contributor / Getty Images, Anwar Hussein / Contributor / Getty Images, Tim Graham (x3) / Contributor / Getty Images, Ralf-Finn Hestoft / Contributor / Getty Images

Princess Diana | Biography Lady Diana | Photo | Personal life

Biography of Princess Diana

In childhood, the life of the future lady Diana was more like a fairy tale: Diana spent all the years before her marriage in Sendrigem, the Spencer-Fermoy family castle. Her parents were Viscount and Viscountess Aldtrop, Edward and Francis Spencer. nine0005

But only outwardly such a childhood could be envied. When Diana was only six years old, her parents realized that they could no longer live together, this was followed by a painful and so ignoble for the whole family process of divorce. The father and mother were more concerned with their differences than with the upbringing of their children; most often there were nannies nearby. All this together was perceived by Diana, as well as her brothers and sisters, with inexpressible bitterness.

Diana’s school years began with such experiences, but in the future she showed herself as an addicted girl – she went in for dancing, sports, and drawing. At 16, Diana first met Prince Charles, who at that time was courting Sarah Spencer, her older sister. nine0005

Personal life Lady Diana

When she came of age, Diana received an apartment in London from her father, in which she settled for an independent adult life. She worked as a teacher in a kindergarten, as a nanny and even as an apartment cleaner.

In November 1979, Diana was invited to hunt with representatives of the royal family, where Prince Charles paid special attention to her – it was then that she became his chosen one.

In February 1981, the Prince proposed to Lady Diana, which, as you might guess, was accepted. nine0005

On July 29, 1981, the wedding took place, which is rightfully considered the wedding of the century: at a ceremony in St. Paul’s Cathedral, Lady Diana became a member of the royal family and the lawful wife of Prince Charles. The marriage was happy at first, in 1982 Princess Diana gave birth to a son, William, two years later, Prince Harry was born.

By 1990, disagreements began in the relationship between Diana and Charles – the princess was surrounded by people’s love, which Charles did not use on such a scale. He, in turn, resumed a relationship with his longtime and secret love, Camilla Parker-Bowles, which in the following years led to erratic romances in Diana’s personal life. nine0005

Since 1992, the bonds of marriage hardly connected Diana and Charles – they officially began to live separately. In 1995, a divorce followed, after which Diana did not lose the title of Princess of Wales.

After Diana’s death, journalists got access to her personal video diaries, in which Diana complains about the unbearable situation of her deceived wife. Dirty evidence of her husband’s infidelities leaked into the press every now and then: transcripts of slippery telephone conversations, paparazzi photos. However, the prince got away with his betrayal. nine0005

Throughout her life, Lady Diana struggled with a hereditary disease – bulimia (an eating disorder), and against the background of nervous experiences and stress, it was torture to restrain herself.

Princess Di’s activities

After the divorce, Diana took up charity work in earnest, and she really managed to change the world for the better. She directed her efforts to the fight against AIDS, cancer, turned her help to children with heart defects. Her charity work was so versatile that Diana was even able to raise the issue of the use of anti-personnel mines and their danger. Diana could respond to any request for help and often answered letters from ordinary people who told her about their troubles. nine0005

But the selfless desire to help could not change her own fate – on August 31, 1997, together with her new lover, the son of the Egyptian billionaire Dodi al-Fayed, Diana ended up in Paris, where they both had a car accident while driving through the Alma tunnel. According to the official version, Diana’s driver was unable to taxi out of a sharp turn in the tunnel, escaping from the paparazzi chase.