HAPPY BIRTHDAY QUEEN ELIZABETH - Page 7

CANDLEQUEEN · ‎03-09-2010

Sorry thought this thread was from this year, that pic with the horses is from this year!!!

golding76 · ‎05-19-2012

May Queen Elizabeth have the sort of celebration she desires today and quite a few more years before her! Of course, I hope she has good health and strength and that she regains her mobility. If not, then all I can wish is an acceptance of whatever is her fate.

How exciting it must be for her to look forward to her Platinum Jubilee.

Tinkrbl44 · ‎08-23-2010

@Somertime wrote:
I'm sorry all the flowers in the world are meaningless when your grandson who you have not seen in over a year could have stayed an extra day to spend time with you on your birthday especially since losing your husband and being 95 years of age. It might be the very last birthday you have with her. Bloody awful!!!!!!!!

@Somertime

Oh please, skip the "bloody awful".

If the queen was any sort of role model at all, she would have given them the "do your duty" speech many, many times. She would expect Harry to honor his commitment to the Invictus games.

When she was younger, the queen went off travelling and left Charles alone with nannies (he was just a toddler) and didn't see her own child for six months. I doubt she feels the least bit slighted by Harry honoring his commitments.

ValuSkr · ‎03-15-2014

@Mlsg wrote:
This is one year old thread

Yes, but I'm all in favor of recycling when possible.

spiderw · ‎06-14-2010

Congratulations to the Queen!!! Around 1953, to celebrate her coronation, Madam Alexander doll company created a Queen Elizabeth doll for the occasion. I was very young at the time but my mother loved the Madam Alexander dolls and bought one for me. I couldn't play with it though, only look!!!!! I still have the doll and display it on a bureau in my room. It is in great condition and I cherish it.

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@ValuSkr wrote:
@Mlsg wrote:
This is one year old thread
Yes, but I'm all in favor of recycling when possible.

@ValuSkr Bad idea (in addition to violating TOU) because the 1st post says she is 95 when in fact she is 96.

Somertime · ‎09-18-2010

@Tinkrbl44 My comment that you referenced was from last year and Harry not staying an extra day after his grandfather's funeral. I have not made any comments about her birthday this year and his attending at the Invictus games.

It's a shame you didn't read the date of my comment. Your response had nothing to do with my comment!

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@Tinkrbl44 wrote:
@Somertime wrote:
I'm sorry all the flowers in the world are meaningless when your grandson who you have not seen in over a year could have stayed an extra day to spend time with you on your birthday especially since losing your husband and being 95 years of age. It might be the very last birthday you have with her. Bloody awful!!!!!!!!

@Somertime

Oh please, skip the "bloody awful".

If the queen was any sort of role model at all, she would have given them the "do your duty" speech many, many times. She would expect Harry to honor his commitment to the Invictus games.

When she was younger, the queen went off travelling and left Charles alone with nannies (he was just a toddler) and didn't see her own child for six months. I doubt she feels the least bit slighted by Harry honoring his commitments.

Newsflash! Parenting was much different 70+years ago when Charles was little.

BoopOMatic · ‎06-08-2021

I doubt she feels the least bit slighted by Harry honoring his commitments.

Well it would be a refreshing change, I'm sure....

bewise · ‎06-10-2010

Many years back,I was in England to see the Queen in her parade,celebrating her birthday.Guess I will never forget the glamour that I saw.The celebration was something I have never seen.Standing next to a local,he explain what was what,plus oh how they loved their Queen!