#queens funeral

[grits-gal-raised-in-the-south]

William & Charlotte Twinning

[charlotte-of-wales]

The Queen’s corgis waiting on the procession carrying their owner home for the last time || September 19th, 2022

[leonisandmurex]

Prince Philip's cap placed upon his carriage at his funeral, April 2021 || Queen Elizabeth's headscarf placed upon her fell pony, Emma, at her funeral, September 2022 ♡

[katastrophic-life]

I hate it here

[not-mary-sue]

Look, I'm not saying now is the perfect time to steal a swan...but I am saying nobody will be looking.

[trexalicious]

The world witnessed a major historical event with the Queen's passing. So many people from all walks of life and all over came out to honor her and pay their respects. Massive media coverage just of her passing and funeral. Important royal families and government leaders worldwide praising her memory and traveling to London to honor her. 2 million people lined up for hours to pay their respects while her body lay in state. Over half the world's population watched the televised coverage of her funeral. People will always remember where they were when they heard the news of the Queen's death. I know I will. This is what RMM wants--this kind of love, respect and adulation. However after her hopefully long and karma-filled life, few people will remember her let alone fondly...

[aelstudies]

Monday

The first day of a new week. I am beginning the day with some Classical Greek, then moving on to a few of Shakespeare’s sonnets before lunch. After lunch I will take notes on a Cambridge colleges webinar recording, then head to the gym.

In a lot of places today is a holiday for the Queens funeral. Our Premier is silly though, so not here. The monarchy as an institution is problematic, but a holiday would have been nice.

[starrose17]

Well I am in absolute floods of tears.