What a beautiful story - bought tears to my eyes reading this x
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Its going to be so odd having Charles on our currency and postage stamps.
I find this really sad only being 23 - I find it crazy that my kids won't be seeing the queens speech and for some reason that really gets to me. I also find it heart breaking that my nan - a dementia sufferer who adored the queen - sat and watched everything on the news without even understanding what was going on 
I just find this so strange and it really doesn't feel real
I just find this so strange and it really doesn't feel real 
I wanted to echo the people that said how much this thread helped yesterday. I’m still a blubbering mess this morning but having what was basically tea and a chat with like minded people yesterday afternoon was lovely, if you know what I mean?
I popped out this morning to get a paper to keep and also to see our village flag at half mast
I live in a very small village with the church about 3 houses away so if they ring the bells today I’ll be finished off again.
Anyway I really wanted to just say thank you - you lovely lot
I popped out this morning to get a paper to keep and also to see our village flag at half mast
I live in a very small village with the church about 3 houses away so if they ring the bells today I’ll be finished off again. Anyway I really wanted to just say thank you - you lovely lot
BBC just showed the Paddington clip again 
That was genius and introduced her to a new generation, they'll never forget that.
I think everyone who watched the jubilee knew that was the last time we'd see her on the balcony, it was so poignant but what a lovely goodbye. We're definitely very privileged.
That was genius and introduced her to a new generation, they'll never forget that.
I think everyone who watched the jubilee knew that was the last time we'd see her on the balcony, it was so poignant but what a lovely goodbye. We're definitely very privileged.
That’s for members of the Royal family and household, not the public x
Oh okay, that's good then. But I'm hearing the football may be cancelled, which seems a bit extreme. I am a football fan so I hope it continues for selfish reasons
I have PTSD and know exactly the feeling he described. It’a terrifying and makes you feel so vulnerable. In that moment you can’t speak, you can’t even form a coherent thought.
To face that in front of the Queen must have been awful! The way she handled it was just perfect
I do remember this after the Grenfell fire, which was what the leader should have done. Theresa May was nowhere to be seen at the time. The Queen stepped up to the plate to do what our PM should have done.
Google has gone grey with a black ribbon.
Like others I really appreciated this thread yesterday. Thanks all
Like others I really appreciated this thread yesterday. Thanks all
Just to echo others. I'm very grateful that i found tattle way back when.... It helps to 'share' your grief with others i think so thank you all
Westminster abbey in the vaults alongside her husband and some other Kingsabd Queens
my eldest son was there. He says when they saw the flag being lowered there was just silence then a bloke said to him shall we start singing
I know! I woke up remembered and had a tearJust had another cry on the sofa
Charles & Anne were at her bedside, different to what was reported yesterday, thankfully. Really upset me thinking nobody had made it in time, & I'm bloody crying again...
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a lot of people crying on my train home last night
You explained it perfectly, I too was touched by the photo of Prince William driving his Uncles to be with their Mother.
I walk dogs for a living and on the way back from my first job of the day - an elderly gentleman who I’m guessing is in his 70s, smiled and waved to me from across the road and said “what a sad day”. I crossed over to greet him and we were chatting for a good 10 minutes about our beloved Queen. He told me he’d lived in London all his life before moving to where he is today, and spoke about how he was there for Winston Churchills funeral and told me all about it (very interesting!). He spoke about how he feels our Queen never put a step wrong etc. He ended with “you’ll have to excuse me, I’m welling up again”, he crossed the road and headed back down his driveway with tears in his eyes . Everyone I bumped into on our walk today seemed so somber and sad.
I know I keep repeating myself but I am genuinely so, so gutted. None of my friends seem to understand why I’m like this, I’m quite young (26) but very patriotic. I’m glad you all get it. Thanks Tattle for providing a safe space where I feel I’m not alone in my feelings. X
. Everyone I bumped into on our walk today seemed so somber and sad. I know I keep repeating myself but I am genuinely so, so gutted. None of my friends seem to understand why I’m like this, I’m quite young (26) but very patriotic. I’m glad you all get it. Thanks Tattle for providing a safe space where I feel I’m not alone in my feelings. X
I’ve done this this morning
If they continue to live in the US we do not recognize titles. The girl? is an American citizen, American citizens do not have titles.
Such a lovely story 
Really made me laugh! Love little insights like this.Such a lovely story
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