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Did we make it? Yes, we did.
‘nocturne op. 9 no. 2’ by chopin but you’re in a hotel lobby avoiding the rain on a cold night in an unfamiliar city, captivated by the soft piano music that reminds you of home. (youtube)
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Quoted from Prince Philip: A Family Story by Alexandra, Queen of Yugoslavia:
But, if I had been given the opportunity at the time, I imagine I could quickly have dispelled the rift rumors simply by telling something I knew. In his hotel suite in Auckland, New Zealand, Philip had noticed a photograph of the Halliday portrait of the Queen and he liked it so much that he took it down from the wall, then and there, to put in his suitcase and take with him to the Antarctic. This was scarcely the gesture of someone running away from marriage.
“He has, quite simply, been my strength and stay all these years, and I, and his whole family, and this and many other countries, owe him a debt greater than he would ever claim, or we shall ever know.” -The Queen about her husband, The Duke of Edinburgh.
For almost a year, from when Prince Peter of Greece lost his right to the throne after marrying a divorcee until Constantine II was born in 1940, Prince Philip was third in line to the Greek throne, behind the future King Paul and his own father. If Constantine II had not been born and Greece was still a monarchy, he would have been King of Greece.
However Prince Philip was never fond of Greece, though he did speak the language. As he once said, a grandfather assassinated and a father condemned to death did not endear the land to him.
He also disliked Russia, though his paternal grandmother was born Grand Duchess Olga Constantinova. Empress Alexandra and Grand Duchess Ella were both sisters of his other grandmother, and he resented their murders very much.
This all had another effect on him. Once, when on an engagement with the Queen when the crowd surged wildly towards them. Prince Phillip immediately positioned his body between the Queen and everyone else. He had a family history of monarchs being assassinated and his instincts took over. And those instincts were to shield his wife with his own body.
The Legend
He was a man of talent and passion,
The job wasn’t his dream but he did it with dedication,
Supported the Queen as her husband and consort,
Couldn’t care less to the salty men inside the court.
Started his career during the World War 2,
Ended up a royal, he was the most hardworking;
Though his contribution to the world had immeasurable value,
Him acknowledging his due was almost daunting.
Whatever he did was controversial,
Many would say that he was unusual;
His efforts made life more tolerable,
A great man indeed, he remained humble.
It was an honor for me to know you,
Been my happy pill for a year and a half,
Admiration is what I feel, I swear it’s true,
Your iconic gaffes will forever make me laugh.
I may not be able to meet you here,
Time will come, we’ll be drinking your favorite beer;
To the legend that I’ll miss dearly,
You did well, may you rest easy.
- philibetexcerpts
17 April 2021, Windsor Castle, Funeral service for HRH The Duke of Edinburgh
theroyalfamily: The Queen wishes to share this private photograph taken with The Duke of Edinburgh at the top of the Coyles of Muick, Scotland in 2003.
📷Photograph by The Countess of Wessex.
Her Majesty and the Royal Family are grateful for all the messages of condolence from around the world and have been touched to see and hear so many people sharing fond memories of The Duke, in celebration of his life.
He makes her laugh because some of the things he says and does and the way he looks at life is obviously slightly different than her, so together they’re a great couple.
Prince William about his grandparents
“I was setting the table in their apartment for breakfast one morning when the door into the bedroom suddenly flew open. Elizabeth raced out, flush-faced in nightdress and negligee, laughing as she ran. Philip bounded, whooping, in pursuit, a lean, athletic figure in a white bathrobe. I continued laying the table as they dodged round it, this way and that. Then, spotting the open door into the corridor, Elizabeth raced through it. Philip charged after her, and the pair of them rushed away along the corridor. They did not come back. There was another entrance to their bedroom farther along the corridor, and presumably the chase continued through that.”
— -The Royal Family A Personal Portrait by Ralphe M. White and Graham Fisher