On 30 Mar 2003, Katie from the UK wrote

Dear Departed Di,
I have always admired Princess Diana. But I know for sure that you are not
her. The only way to rise someone from the dead is spells and that’s almost
impossible. I know you are not her because she didn’t like being a princess.
If you don’t believe me go to www.quotes.com!

“Almost impossible”, Katie? Nothing is impossible if one is a Princess.

www.quotes.com redirects to http://www.siliconinvestor.com/. I couldn’t find the quote you referenced.

Yours sincerely, Diana

Former Princess of Wales

On 28 Mar 2003, Cathy Madewell from Cincinnati, OH wrote

Dear Departed Di,
How do you correctly address a former President of the United States?

The accepted form of address for a former President of the United States of America is “Former George W. Bush,” for example.

May I take this opportunity to say how nice it is to see young people showing an interest in the correct forms of address.

Yours sincerely, Diana

Former Princess of Wales

On 24 Mar 2003, Louise from England wrote

Dear Departed Di,
What was it like to be rich??

Louise, it was wonderful. The best part was that I could have paid for almost anything, and yet rarely need to pay for anything. I do suggest you try it some time.

Sincerely, Diana

On 20 Mar 2003, amber from colorado wrote

How did the events play apart in your career choice?

I’m not sure which career choice you mean, amber. It’s a long time since I was a kindergarten teacher, but I find that answering your queries is very fulfilling and requires much the same skillset. The renumeration is about the same, too.

Sincerely, Diana

On 17 Mar 2003, milena gildin (mgstylexxxx@yahoo.example.com)from germany, berlin wrote

will i be friends with mathaabe forever?

Well, Milena, do you want to be friends with Mathaabe forver? Only time will tell, but if you want to be friends forever, you’ll have to respect any choice you might make in the future.

Sincerely, Diana

On 18 Mar 2003, Heather from Vincennes Indiana wrote

Dear Princess Di,
Will I get a boyfriend soon?
“I LOVE YOU!”

With a go-getting attitude like yours, Heather, I think it’s only a matter of time before you get a boyfriend who deserves you.
Just remember, no boyfriend is worth an eating disorder!
Yours sincerely, Diana

On Tue, 25 Feb 2003 Gloriana from the USA wrote

Dear Departed Di,
I don’t know how to handle this situation, can you help?
My friend (36 years old) is getting married and she is wearing WHITE for the
wedding. I know for a FACT that she lived with a man for about three years
several years ago (not the groom), and I am positive they had sex at least
once, maybe several times.

How can I best tell my friend that she shouldn’t wear white and so embarass
herself on her wedding day?

It’s not true that wearing a white wedding gown is reserved for virgins. White can symbolise purity, but it can also symbolise joy. Brides wore coloured dresses until Queen Victoria made white wedding dresses popular in the 1840s. Your friend is merely a slave to a fashion that’s so 160 years ago.
Sincerely, Diana

On Mon, 24 Feb 2003 anhahaha from canada wrote

Dear Departed Di,

this is crazy, i cant believe dead poeple can hack online sites omfg ( oh my
fucking god ) this is crazy! btw are you virgin?

Dear anhahaha,
I don’t have to hack this site, I’m a featured writer.
Yours sincerely, Diana

On Sat, 22 Feb 2003 crysty from wagga wagga new south wales australia wrote

Dear Departed Di, why do you show this website it pethetic it makes
people believe that your rised from the dead. But i din’t believe that because
this is just one of those sites that make people believe that you can help them
and turn there worl and life around.

At least I can spell.
Sincerely, Diana

On Mon, 17 Feb 2003 Carmen from the Usa wrote

Dear Departed Di,
Ive learned over the past few years that you led a lonely painful life but yet
you had the strength to shine through those difficult situations with your
generosity I always wanted to help those in need how do I begin?

Ring your local volunteer co-ordination centre and ask what you can do.
Sincerely, Diana