Sometimes I wish we had the ability to privately message fellow Tattlers because it’s what I wanted to do when I initially saw your post @wisebutwild. My heart aches for you as I completely understand how profound your loss is. You never fully recover from it, but I can promise you my dear, that it will get easier. I initially went through the tears on an hourly & daily basis. It was hell because it was SO sudden. My one solace is that in our final moments together he hugged me, then held me at arms length, looked in my eyes & said “I don’t think I could ever love someone as much as I love you.” Less than 2 hours later he lost control of his motorcycle & was gone. Sharing this with you (and this sometimes crazy Tattle family) is my way of letting you know that the words you spoke to each other & the love you shared WILL continue on & you will be together again. I know grief is like a fucking rollercoaster…One minute you’re feeling good & smiling; next you’re a weeping mess w/snot running everywhere!It is helping me get over the death of my husband in July. This ‘family’ gives me a reason to smile every day at their humorous comments, the drawings, the altered photos, the songs and even the new swear words I have learnt. Just love being a part of it.![]()
On the same topic, Norman Baker's book mentions the 2007 incident at Sandringham where some members of the public and staff witnessed the shooting of a pair of rare Hen Harriers. The birds are protected and killing them is punishable by a £5000 fine or up to 6 months in prison.This was the first of many.
They hunt deer and they hunt grouse.
And it's " tradition" to smear the forehead with the dead creatures blood.
I've been silently fuming about this for ages.
And all William's save the planet speeches lately just make him as big a hypocrite as his father and brother.
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Prince George, 5, taken to grouse hunt with Royals for first time
PRINCE George has been taken to his first grouse hunt during a family visit to Balmoral. Kate, Wills and their three children are staying with Her Maj in Scotland, where George, five, attended a sh…www.thesun.co.uk
Someone needs to pull the fire alarm* as soon as she's stood on stage.I think she wants photos of herself in front of a large ;captive) crowd so that she can contrast it to Harry’s pathetic showing at the UN. “You see Hawwy (and world) I am the star, not him! I am a star in my own right”
She can try to force him but if he has no money he can't pay. The RF are not responsible for his alimony payments and alimony would be set at his income level - it maybe that she has to pay him alimony - being a whipsmart feminist etc.
@LadyMuck I've been meaning to thank you for ages. You're so good at putting up YouTube stuff and tweets etc. I really appreciate it as I would often miss stuff if you didn't. So many, many thanks for your efforts. You're a thread treasure.![]()
This family helped keep me sane over a very lonely lockdown. Living on your own can be difficult but especially during lockdown when so many people became invisible if they were on their own.What a lovely post and we're very honoured to be family. So glad being here is helping, though of course there are good days and bad days, you're very recent but are coping really well. My husband died just over two years ago, I lurked for a long time before joining and it's been so helpful for me here just like you, The fact that we can share these losses on here in safety is very therapeutic and I really appreciate having been accepted among all you cynics, cartoonists, photoshopping experts, diggers, transcribers of videos, collectors and guardians of disappearing information, lampooners, troubadour, poets ..... what else have I missed? There surely is no other site like this one? I love it!!
Third time lucky?They've married twice already, once in public in Windsor and also three days before in the garden with the archbishop. They need a third go now?