It’s a Tiara Kind of Day
It’s been a day.
I don’t know how many of you set your alarm and got up to watch the Royal wedding this morning, but if you did, you saw a flawless, extraordinary event. The Brits do know how to put on the pomp. This might sound odd, but in the midst of this super-sized gala, they managed to pull off a very personal, beautiful moment where two young lives, obviously in love, were joined forever. With just a few billion people watching, they did it their way!
I think we all need a little Royal wedding fix every now and then. It’s good for the soul. We deal with so many life changing events in our daily lives. In this community, we’re faced with life and death health decisions constantly.
Watching a piece of history unfold that isn’t related to war or weather or health is OK in my book.
Our tiara’s might be a bit tarnished from lack of use, but a little polish and we clean-up just fine.
There’s plenty of time to get back to the real world. Have a good weekend.
April 29, 2011 @ 8:45 pm
I didn’t get up early (thanks to dvr) but I did see it off and on at work and the best part of all was the ride in the Aston Martin. I was so glad to see them do something that they obviously wanted to do and something that seemed so normal. May they continue to have happy and surprising days throughout their life.
April 29, 2011 @ 6:42 pm
In spite of being the Royal Family now, they seem like really good, nice kids who know who they are and what they have now become via the marriage but still seem normal. I hope they will confirm their “normality” as they go through their lives in the “fishbowl”. Best wishes to them. Westminster was just spectacular. If you never walked into cathedrals in Europe or wherever, it is hard to comprehend that so many of them were built by hand. There is just a majesty about them all.