Questions about Jubilee
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tagh
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Questions about Jubilee
A number of French people have asked me what I am doing to celebrate the Jubilee and seem slightly surprised when I say ‘nothing’. Have you been asked what you are doing, are you planning to celebrate in some way, have you planned an event locally and asked the locals along?
Just curious.
Just curious.
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ajm
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- Hotrodder
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Questions about Jubilee
What are we doing?
Thanking our lucky stars we are here in France avoiding all the madness.
Thanking our lucky stars we are here in France avoiding all the madness.
On my headstone it will say: Please switch off mobile phones. I'm trying to get some sleep.
- Bayleaf
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Thought this was amusing! Nothing doing here, may watch a little on TV when the weather stops us being outside (major storms forcast). Always on the look out for naughty horses! 
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- Sparkle
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Nothing. 4 days of news reporting and TV programmes will do my head in - but I will probably watch some of it on the box!
With this hand, I will lift your sorrows. Your cup will never be empty, for I will be your wine. With this candle, I will light your way into darkness. With this ring, I ask you to be mine.........The Corpse Bride
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tagh
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When Diana was getting buried I was driving fast round Paris to avoid it all having got the last ferry before they shut down for a few hours or more.
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manonthemoon2
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I'm watching the parade now, I'm not particularly a royalist, but, it is a splendid event.
Ioved the Irish Wolfhound.
Ioved the Irish Wolfhound.
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MAD87
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Nothing here - Franco-British OH not bovvered, nothing britannique chez moi, so zilch.
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We've just watched the parade, brilliant as always. It's not necessary to be a royalist to enjoy the pageantry, the incredible organisation and the sheer pleasure of the thousands of people who are present because they want to be. It's likely to be the last one of this size we'll see in our lifetime so apart from some of the irritating chit-chat from the French commentators, we enjoyed it. I've always loved the music and British military bands have to be the best.
What a pleasure not to need to show military might and weaponry (even if the soldiers on parade today carry rather different rifles) and there were plenty of women participants among the men. The flag waving and smiles were genuine, a great way to unite people of different race, creed and colour. Such a different atmosphere to that of a parade in a republic ...
What a pleasure not to need to show military might and weaponry (even if the soldiers on parade today carry rather different rifles) and there were plenty of women participants among the men. The flag waving and smiles were genuine, a great way to unite people of different race, creed and colour. Such a different atmosphere to that of a parade in a republic ...
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