Man of Honour
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Was thinking the same. Probably broken heart syndrome. Hope she goes on longer. It’s downhill after her.
Will be a very sad day for her to go, it'll be one of the most monumentous days in history.
Be interesting to see how long it takes for the "ehrmahgehrd mah tax monies kek" crowd to turn up.
Ah, the proverbial elephant in the room...There's nothing to worry about unless you think the monarchy is at risk from the rest of the family being trash.
Charles has an impossible job to replicate his mum.
Why would shops closing be respectful?People forget that she’s 95.5 years old. My grandmother who is 18 months younger than the Queen, couldn’t do 5 minutes of what the Queen does.
When the dreaded day of the Queen passing, just hope that social media blocks any anti Royal family stuff and hopefully ALL SHOPS should close for respect for Queen Elizabeth II.
People forget that she’s 95.5 years old.
Never. She has said many times that being Queen is a pact with god, and she will rule until her death. Her uncle’s abdication hurt the family pretty bad and threw the monarchy into a constitutional crisis. She wouldn’t repeat that.Kinda wonder if she's preparing to abdicate.
She wants a day off.Why would shops closing be respectful?
Doesn’t help when Philip died during a time when only 30 people allowed to attend the funeral.Was thinking the same. Probably broken heart syndrome. Hope she goes on longer. It’s downhill after her.
Biden is fine. Bores not so muchWould be funny if she’s just sat at home with a gin watching box sets and telling her staff to say she’s knackered because she can’t be bothered to hobnob with the likes of Boris and Biden.
I actually went to a funeral during the hight of the pandemic and screw the rules we hugged and cried together.Doesn’t help when Philip died during a time when only 30 people allowed to attend the funeral.
Those I know who had deaths and funerals of loved ones during lockdowns and restricted numbers found it tougher than pre pandemic. Then got the unnecessary stress and upset of deciding who attends the funeral. Plus unable to hug etc of anyone outside household and support bubble. This lack of basic natural things people do with friends and family when somebody dies like going round for a chat n coffee, doing the garden etc. is prolonging the bereavement
Like others, I want to watch the funeral service on TV. I have met the Queen once and saw her and Philip in their car going to open a school where I used to live. It wasn’t a school I attended.She wants a day off.