I do wonder what H has been up to since seeing Daddy Dearest... will he make it out of the country unnoticed? will we next see him at the invictus thing in Canada? or will he pop up before then?
And surely we'll get a pap shot of Megs today....
I do wonder what H has been up to since seeing Daddy Dearest... will he make it out of the country unnoticed? will we next see him at the invictus thing in Canada? or will he pop up before then?You know how frugal Charles is, no reason to start heating up a room or two just because the prodigal son wants to stay for a night or two. They only heat the rooms they stay in anyway and the rest of the time perhaps only bare minimum needed. Besides, nobody has time to shadow ginger around the corridors at night while he aimlessly wonders around trying to find secret documents.
In Walmarts finest car-parkI do wonder what H has been up to since seeing Daddy Dearest... will he make it out of the country unnoticed? will we next see him at the invictus thing in Canada? or will he pop up before then?
And surely we'll get a pap shot of Megs today....
I wonder if this was a request from KC who was only prepared to give Harry a small window of time and didn't want him bleating in the press that traffic delays kept him from the bedsideI was annoyed AF when I saw Hawwy in his RR with bodyguards AND A full blue lights parade of police cars escorting him. Perhaps I am being u reasonable but it really did grind my gears
Feck me they've used a whole bloody forest of OLIVE TREES nowFuck me!! Are they deliberately trying to wind us up? Cos it's working. Grrrr.
What short memories the press have.
Simon Dorante- Day is allegedly going to approach Harry for DNA. For those who don’t know, Simon believes he is Charles and Camilla’s son, despite strong evidence that he is not.
Can h go to the door of Adelaide Cottage and ring the bell? Or would security carry him to the cliffs of Dover if he tries something like this?Headlines are driving me mad, but the comments give me hope that most people can see through this
If orders are given for no contact , then no one will be let into the grounds.Can h go to the door of Adelaide Cottage and ring the bell? Or would security carry him to the cliffs of Dover if he tries something like this?
I think it’s great. Sustainable fashion and it was the late Queens. I always wondered what would happen to her clothing after she passed away. Does anyone know what will happen to them?OK, one more, sorry!
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William has worked hard to gain a close team around him too. He's worked with a lot of the same people for years and they have a clear way of doing things and are very loyal. He's always been smart about who he tells what to. Unlike his brother.The last few days makes me really appreciate how PoW can so effectively grey-rock the press and all of the nonsense. William is not needy to be liked by the press and doesn't crave positive spin all of the time. Whoever helped him with therapy deserves credit as well. I think this is what pisses off the pro-KC and pro-Harkle press they can't force a reaction out of PoW and that William's ship is not as leaky (information wise) - much as they try. They are probably worried about what happens if William gets to top job earlier than expected.
Angela Levin says there is no way Ginge was invited
I agree with you. And to deflect from African Parks which has conveniently fallen out of the headlines. To be that self-serving is astonishing, he mustn't give a shit about KC3 really.I actually do agree with Angela here.
Harry wasn't invited. He made his own decision to come so he could ease his own conscience and his own public image. He had no regard for what Charles wanted. He thought Charles would drop everything he had planned and cater for Harry? Please.
Personally, I think he came so that his Invictus trip next week wouldn't be overshadowed by "Harry go see your father" like what people did to Smeg when she ignored her father's heart attack.
It's all about Harry.
No of course he doesn't.I agree with you. And to deflect from African Parks which has conveniently fallen out of the headlines. To be that self-serving is astonishing, he mustn't give a shit about KC3 really.
IMO I think Meghan told Harry to come to the UK.Angela Levin says there is no way Ginge was invited
You're right. Read a comment about Charles yesterday, that he's driven to an engagement or two, walks around for a bit, then needs a holiday. And the same for the other royals.I think one of the biggest problems is the invisible work they do that is not immediately obvious to people. It's the same with any job that doesn't only involve straight up physical labour, there will always be people complaining that unless they see a shovel moving, that person is not really working at all.
Most negative comments under any news story about the royals are about them doing nothing but cutting ribbons and eating free lunches wearing designer clothes. Even if we're not talking about royals per se, desk jobs and mental labour are not valued by some people. They also do not see how tiring in reality it is to attend events in formal wear, having to remember everyone's names, background, engage in conversation, look interested no matter what you are presented with, working to advance the issue you are promoting in that event, going from place A to B, then to C and D. It doesn't matter whether your arse is parked inside a luxury car or you're flying somewhere in business class, it's still not fun, it's work. You're tired, your legs and back ache, it's exhausting even if it's not the same as physical labour. And then that's only one part of it. People think royals have staff to do everything for them but if you are not a Harry but more like an Anne, you do the hours yourself and don't just rely on being quickly briefed while hurrying to some event. I'd love to see any of the complainers for example read all the boring documents Charles has to read at 2 am to be informed of all that goes on in the country and aware of the current legislation.
So, what they would have to do is make people see what it is that they actually do and how it makes a difference in people's lives. You can say royals have no place in modern society but then again, no tourist is going to visit a republic just to see a presidential palace and perhaps the parliament. Royals do have a place in supporting charities, working as a uniting figureheads that offer stability over long term without political leanings. I've also noticed the quality standards for many things are higher in monarchies compared to republics for historical reasons. Craftspeople for example had to strive to acquire royal warrant of appointment and you did not get there with shoddy work. This quality issue and the continuing traditions can be seen very clearly for example when talking about restoration of historical buildings; years ago I was living in a republic and they were renovating an old building. It didn't work out because "we just don't have the knowhow in this country for repairing this kind of thing" and a specialist had to be flown in from a country that still has a royal court. This all coming from someone who has observed the differences for decades having lived in both kinds of countries, monarchies and republics.
As long as people see royals as only useless handshakers cutting ribbons, they will want to get rid of them. I think Prince Philip had the right idea. I don't think I ever knew how much he influenced things until he passed away and I learned a lot more about the Duke of Edinburgh's Award and his work with environmental issues. Sorry for the long post, hope this makes sense at all!
My doctors said years ago that I'm mildly lactose intolerant (can't have hot milk and hot milky desserts, but everything else I can have in small quantities. Covid robbed me of most of my love for cheese though), and can digest nutrients from animal sources better than plant sources. Quite a big problem in a country where many people are vegetarians. The number of arguments I've had with potential grooms who wanted me to become a vegetarian/vegan and wouldn't believe that it would be really harmful for me[QUOTEmember: 58333"]
It remains to be seen just how long he will
i have mild IBS had it on and off since I was a child back in the 60’s it was call S p a s t i c
colon then (had space that word out as it came up with stars as it’s an offensive word )
Long long list of things I should not eat that made me a fussy eater in the end I ate what I liked knew what would set off I went years with no problems
Then 5 years ago bam
I don’t like spicy food so that’s good
I have found out by trial and error that I have a mild dairy intolerance so I have oatley Barista milk on cereal in cofffee which is yummy only cows milk in tea I have a actimal every day has to be flavoured one though
My oldest granddaughter was breast fed till a year old as a my daughter said it was free and no additives as soon as dairy was added she got really poorly got asthma tried soya milk no good
She had tests and it was a protein allergy
That is in soya too
She has grown out of it now but is careful with any thing that has dairy in as it can upset her tummy if she over indulges at a birthday party
Oddly she hates the taste of dairy cheese prefers what I call the plastic stuff
She is very lean but healthy
The specialist said our bodies can’t digest cows milk properly and it might not cause stomach problems but could cause other issues like skin rashes bloating headaches and joint problems
"Prince William to 'speak about King's cancer diagnosis and what his family have been through' as he returns to Royal duties this morning for the first time since Charles's treatment and Kate's abdominal surgery"
Prince William returns to Royal duties this morning
The Prince of Wales is set to publicly acknowledge his father's illness in a speech at the London Air Ambulance annual fundraising gala in London this evening.www.dailymail.co.uk
"But... but... I was supposed to do THAT!"
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There was obviously no communication. The media has shaped this visit as if H were a loving, worried son and KC was eager to have him here. But the few facts we know do not bear this out.There was a royal correspondent from The Times on GMB and she reported that the King felt tired following "a procedure" on Monday, hence the short meeting with Harry. Which reading between the lines would indicate that he hadn't expected Harry to come or made plans in his diary to see him...
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