How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 1:57 pm
Seem to recall marrying a divorced American was a bit of a disaster last time!
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Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 1:57 pmSeem to recall marrying a divorced American was a bit of a disaster last time!
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 5:07 pmLuvly Jubbly. 'Don'r worry Megan, this time next year we'll be millionaires' 
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 6:10 pmThis CBC article may be of interest. Since we have here (stuck with?) in Canada the monarchy as part of our system, below are comments re Harry and Meghan moving here, and/or as potential Gov. General.
(nothing against our present engineer / astronaut GG, though word is she was not particularly thrilled with the security part that goes with the position)
Maybe Harry could rationalize still part of ?The Firm? and keep some of his benefits...
(two connections to same article)
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-h ... -1.5423395
https://apple.news/AQu56no1TQTa3jgDbMTI1Dg
I recall my neighbour saying when living in the heavily forested country after Princess Diana died: ?she would have had a better life living here on [this] road...?
(nothing against our present engineer / astronaut GG, though word is she was not particularly thrilled with the security part that goes with the position)
Maybe Harry could rationalize still part of ?The Firm? and keep some of his benefits...
(two connections to same article)
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-h ... -1.5423395
https://apple.news/AQu56no1TQTa3jgDbMTI1Dg
I recall my neighbour saying when living in the heavily forested country after Princess Diana died: ?she would have had a better life living here on [this] road...?
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 6:16 pmI have not yet given permission for them to move to my province so this all may be moot.
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sat Jan 11, 2020 8:32 pmSpecial new year deal just for the dominions (ex).
Tell ya what - just for today - can't say fairer than this. -
Must be your lucky day.
How about if we throw in a few more dukes and earls as a job lot? And a couple of surplus princesses.
Even cough for the post and package.
(Seller does not accept returns.)
Tell ya what - just for today - can't say fairer than this. -
Must be your lucky day.
How about if we throw in a few more dukes and earls as a job lot? And a couple of surplus princesses.
Even cough for the post and package.
(Seller does not accept returns.)
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2020 8:18 amIt's all good. Cant wait to purchase some SussexRoyal pyjamas. At least they aren't thinking of selling a Lingerie line which is the usual ex- celebrity business venture. Hopefully they're knickerbocker and longjohn style. Maybe someone should suggest to them a SussexRoyal line of remanufactured classic car parts.
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Sun Jan 12, 2020 9:27 amSussexRoyal (tm)
Tawdry.
Tawdry.
Re: How our dear (departed) royals may earn a crust
Posted: Mon Jan 13, 2020 3:15 amThey may change their minds, the New York Times has just advised
"Many Canadians are giddy at the prospect that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be moving to Canada, injecting some razzle dazzle to the sprawling, bone-chillingly cold country."
It is indeed bone-chillingly cold but once we crawl into our igloos and warm them up with our whale oil lamps things do improve a little.
PS, I braved the (bone-chilling) cold today and quizzed some Canadians on this subject, none were giddy.
"Many Canadians are giddy at the prospect that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could be moving to Canada, injecting some razzle dazzle to the sprawling, bone-chillingly cold country."
It is indeed bone-chillingly cold but once we crawl into our igloos and warm them up with our whale oil lamps things do improve a little.
PS, I braved the (bone-chilling) cold today and quizzed some Canadians on this subject, none were giddy.