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Anne watches over William more indeed. Hary reconciling to Charles isn't just for Harry's sake you know. The long game is George VII will be a legendary king.
Yea, pagans. Anyways trying to pivot back to the royals you brought Jacinda up I'm just telling the truth about her. Let's look at Anne whom we mutually agree is a good soul, may God bless her. She gave a good long interview a few weeks back.
True but even then the wicked are always still failures like Lady Voldemort who literally destroyed her country. She Who Must Not Be Named. I wouldn't pity her too much, she took the poor peasants of NZ for a ride and put them under a spell and corrupted all their women (to those women's own hurt too I would add), and oppressed them and then abandoned them all for Australia leaving them to pick up the pieces of her ruin, how ignoble.
She Who Must Not Be Named does make a good example of one plebish and wicked utterly to contrast to a real strong and noble patrician woman in Princess Anne though. Anne has a lil scandals, the divorce and being a bit of a tomboy yea, but that's like basically it and Anne's not a resentful witch like She Who Must Not Be Named and the wicked Taylor Swift. Anne got all that way out of the way long ago and Anne matured and Anne actually has a heart of queen. I'd gladly bow and kiss Princess Anne's feet for all her royal poise and dignity and truly because she has a heart for my generation the silent steady hand holding it all together. Anne has carefully guarded William, she is his best knight. I'd be delighted to follow Anne into battle singing the song of Deborah and praise Jesus.
Am reserving judgement on the Royals. They are human just like us. They have weaknesses and foibles. Just a lot more privelige.
I'm not going to pander to them just because they are Royal.
I don't have to, I don't live in the UK and our taxes don't go to them. Our taxes are supposed to go to the good of everyone, esp children, the elderly, and those who can't help themselves. Everyone needs hospitals and schools. Everyone needs an education, and healthcare. Clean water, and reliable energy.
I'm not going to pander to them just because they are Royal.
I don't have to, I don't live in the UK and our taxes don't go to them. Our taxes are supposed to go to the good of everyone, esp children, the elderly, and those who can't help themselves. Everyone needs hospitals and schools. Everyone needs an education, and healthcare. Clean water, and reliable energy.
If you want to see Princess Anne as a Joan of Arc figure then that's your view. She would probably be humble and get rid of those silly notions and say she's just doing her duty.
Jessica Barden the actress for young Valya Harkonnen is actually married into one of the royal American houses of the Fonzi. How about them apples for a Bene Gesserit breeding program of the Imperium?
Watched the vid
Anne has a lot to say - about horses. She's an already busy lady, and I don't think she's got time to be a busybody with her brother and nephews dramas. She has her own children to think about, and her charity work to get on with.
It's said often she doesn't suffer fools gladly, so I think she'll stay well out of any feud between Wills, Harry, their wives and the Crown.
She doesn't need an extra title, her children don't have them. She's the one awarding the medals and honors now. She's already a champion horsewoman...so...what would she need a Knighthood for - She's the Princess Royal.
Anne has a lot to say - about horses. She's an already busy lady, and I don't think she's got time to be a busybody with her brother and nephews dramas. She has her own children to think about, and her charity work to get on with.
It's said often she doesn't suffer fools gladly, so I think she'll stay well out of any feud between Wills, Harry, their wives and the Crown.
She doesn't need an extra title, her children don't have them. She's the one awarding the medals and honors now. She's already a champion horsewoman...so...what would she need a Knighthood for - She's the Princess Royal.
Only scandal with Anne was her first husband had an affair and fathered a daughter with an art teacher from NZ.
Though I never heard the scandal, it was never talked about or mentioned, or I wasn't around to hear it, well being only 5 at the time.
I will say that Princess Anne looked stunning when she was younger, and seemed to love wearing hats. Very stylish lady. Still is, I mean who can still pull off a beehive hairdo apart from Marge Simpson/Amy Winehouse.
Sadly I am not into horses or competitive sports. I'd have more in common with Charles, can talk about gardening.
Andrew...not sure if I could ever be around him and not be sure he'd be pranking me.
Edward...is more of a behind the camera guy.
As for William and Harry.
William I would def talk about his encounter with the buzzy bee.
Harry...I'd be a bit hard pressed to make an impression on him. From his memoir it seemed his main interest was being in the army, bumming around in Africa, and partying. I'm sure he's kind of mellowed out now and not as angry and confused now happily (we hear) married and a dad, and living in sunny California. Well I don't know, I haven't kept up...have not read a Woman's Day or New Idea magazine for quite some time.
If he and his wife want to pop over to New Zealand, I'm sure they'd have their fans and not have eggs thrown at them like what happened with the Queen once. (long story)
Though I never heard the scandal, it was never talked about or mentioned, or I wasn't around to hear it, well being only 5 at the time.
I will say that Princess Anne looked stunning when she was younger, and seemed to love wearing hats. Very stylish lady. Still is, I mean who can still pull off a beehive hairdo apart from Marge Simpson/Amy Winehouse.
Sadly I am not into horses or competitive sports. I'd have more in common with Charles, can talk about gardening.
Andrew...not sure if I could ever be around him and not be sure he'd be pranking me.
Edward...is more of a behind the camera guy.
As for William and Harry.
William I would def talk about his encounter with the buzzy bee.
Harry...I'd be a bit hard pressed to make an impression on him. From his memoir it seemed his main interest was being in the army, bumming around in Africa, and partying. I'm sure he's kind of mellowed out now and not as angry and confused now happily (we hear) married and a dad, and living in sunny California. Well I don't know, I haven't kept up...have not read a Woman's Day or New Idea magazine for quite some time.
If he and his wife want to pop over to New Zealand, I'm sure they'd have their fans and not have eggs thrown at them like what happened with the Queen once. (long story)
Princess Anne's memoir was called 'Riding Through Life' and it's mostly about her horses.
I have yet to read it, but it will be interesting to compare it to Spare.
She wrote it in the 1980s.
King Charles had written and illustrated a children's book. He's a good water colourist. I think he's very observant and has an eye for detail.
Fergie has penned a childrens series about a helicopter called Budgie. Also a romance novel, and a few memoirs.
And of course Diana told all in her sensational True Story tabloid book. Which at first she denied any involvement in.
Meghan's literary endeavours include being guest editor for Vogue, and a children's book/poem called The Bench. It did not sell well, not many were interested. Well we tried at the bookshop I was working in, and no takers.
I have yet to read it, but it will be interesting to compare it to Spare.
She wrote it in the 1980s.
King Charles had written and illustrated a children's book. He's a good water colourist. I think he's very observant and has an eye for detail.
Fergie has penned a childrens series about a helicopter called Budgie. Also a romance novel, and a few memoirs.
And of course Diana told all in her sensational True Story tabloid book. Which at first she denied any involvement in.
Meghan's literary endeavours include being guest editor for Vogue, and a children's book/poem called The Bench. It did not sell well, not many were interested. Well we tried at the bookshop I was working in, and no takers.
Some news - according to my news source - the NZ Herald
People are asking that the King and Queen return the Kohi-Noor diamond, which is in one fo the Crown Jewels. They claim it was stolen from India and they want it back.
However, the couple were too busy to answer enquiries, as they were visiting the 9/11 memorial in NYC to pay their respects. Camilla hugged a survivor, and she went to the NYC public library because she always wanted to see it. Camilla is a staunch advocate for literacy, and loves reading and books. Props to her!
Charles went to visit Harlem, and hung out with children in their community garden. He was impressed with their wall of lettuce.
Then they are going on to Virginia. Not sure what they going to do there, maybe visit some ancient trees.
People are asking that the King and Queen return the Kohi-Noor diamond, which is in one fo the Crown Jewels. They claim it was stolen from India and they want it back.
However, the couple were too busy to answer enquiries, as they were visiting the 9/11 memorial in NYC to pay their respects. Camilla hugged a survivor, and she went to the NYC public library because she always wanted to see it. Camilla is a staunch advocate for literacy, and loves reading and books. Props to her!
Charles went to visit Harlem, and hung out with children in their community garden. He was impressed with their wall of lettuce.
Then they are going on to Virginia. Not sure what they going to do there, maybe visit some ancient trees.
Though the menu was already released here's a short video of the menu for Charles' State dinner along with pictures.