Am I the only one that’s getting a wee bit tired of hearing all about the upcoming Royal wedding?
Do I care who’s invited? Â No, I don’t, so please stop telling me.
I hope that can manage a happy life together, under such constant scrutiny.
Feb 21
Am I the only one that’s getting a wee bit tired of hearing all about the upcoming Royal wedding?
Do I care who’s invited? Â No, I don’t, so please stop telling me.
I hope that can manage a happy life together, under such constant scrutiny.
4 comments
Comment by Tracy Briggs on February 22, 2011 at 7:56 am
I know…everytime I see the press following Kate Middleton around, it reminds me of when they followed Diana right before she became princess. It seems to me Kate is a little stronger, more her own person, so hopefully she’ll handle the pressure a little better. I am puzzled however that I haven’t received my invitation yet. It must have gotten lost in the mail. (I enjoy your blog!)
Comment by Laurel on February 22, 2011 at 11:12 am
I agree, I do think Kate Middleton is a little stronger than Diana. It probably helps that the man she’s marrying seems to be actually interested in her!
I didn’t receive my invitation either. I was shocked!
And I’m glad you like my blog. Thanks!
Comment by Gail Gabrielson on February 22, 2011 at 11:52 am
I wonder if they’ll televise the big wedding. Everything in England will likely shut down so everyone can line the streets and greet the couple. Some of that stuff is so outdated, you’d think they’d abandon of the pomp.
Comment by Laurel on February 22, 2011 at 5:41 pm
I hadn’t thought of that, but it’s true. I was in London for the changing of the guards. Everything in the area was shut down for the ceremony. It was ridiculous, if you think about it.