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JP - I turned on the 6am ABC news this morning and found the wedding just starting. Good stuff. Really interesting to see the ancient building, the ancient vestments, the modern faces and modern clothes, hear the music old and new, see the smiles and tears, etc.
And great to hear Jerusalem again.
I wish them all - them ALL - the best.
Tom
And great to hear Jerusalem again.
I wish them all - them ALL - the best.
Tom
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sorry- i just can not seem to get excited over this. Now if Charlie Sheen were marrying Lindsay Lohan.....
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My wife arose at 4am to watch the ceremony on TV. I got up at about 6 and ate breakfast while watching. Really a wonderful spectacle.
This wedding shendig and it's trappings (the cost of which will be repaid many times over in tourist dollars) is an entirely good thing for the Brits. Many over there are having hard times nowadays due to the recession, this ancient ceremony serves as a symbol of hope, continuity and happiness to the people of the Commonwealth.
And holy cow, what a lovely and satuesque Princess bride Kate made (and, William looks <span style="font-style: italic">just like </span>his mother, I think).
The impact they may have on the English people is enormous, like it or not. I think they're up to it, time will tell.
A huge inflow of tourist dollars. A beautiful, public wedding for the future King. Throngs of happy, cheering English in the streets: what more could one ask?
All good.
This wedding shendig and it's trappings (the cost of which will be repaid many times over in tourist dollars) is an entirely good thing for the Brits. Many over there are having hard times nowadays due to the recession, this ancient ceremony serves as a symbol of hope, continuity and happiness to the people of the Commonwealth.
And holy cow, what a lovely and satuesque Princess bride Kate made (and, William looks <span style="font-style: italic">just like </span>his mother, I think).
The impact they may have on the English people is enormous, like it or not. I think they're up to it, time will tell.
A huge inflow of tourist dollars. A beautiful, public wedding for the future King. Throngs of happy, cheering English in the streets: what more could one ask?
All good.
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SilentUnicorn said:
LOL. We *must* be related.
<span style="font-style: italic">but for what it's worth, the two young people seem like a nice pair....good luck to them!</span>
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JPSmit said:
I just caught a view of it; old school DB6 Volante. I'm guessing the "L" plates are a joke.
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The Aston was the best part of the whole thing!
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As I turned into the driveway I heard the news caster on the radio say the wedding went off without a hitch. I thought that was the purpose of a wedding?!?
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I must confess... That the photographer in me wishes I was there, just to be in the crowd - photos would have been amazing!, it would have been an incredible experience, they said half a million people...
I was once in a crowd of what I was told was 800,000 people in Toronto when Pope John Paul was in Toronto back in 2002, now that was an incredible experience just to be in the crowd even though I was nowhere even close to the main stage (they had screens up all over the lawn)
I was once in a crowd of what I was told was 800,000 people in Toronto when Pope John Paul was in Toronto back in 2002, now that was an incredible experience just to be in the crowd even though I was nowhere even close to the main stage (they had screens up all over the lawn)
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A good use for English wine.NutmegCT said:
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Disclosure: I am not a Royalist, but I also have nothing against the main Royals, just the hangers on.SilentUnicorn said:
I have never understood the need for people to get excited about so called celebrities. Especially, if they are of no talent (see above) or worse they have been manufactured (the Jersey Shore idiots). Admire someone with talent or who does good work, otherwise WHO CARES.
How a university can pay Snooki, or whatever the bint's name is, $35,000 to give a motivational speech is beyond me. It is a sad statement on modern society.
Rant over; continue normal service.
Great car, hope it does not rust the internals.
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There was a wedding?
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