Tristan is the one who wanted to get dressed up for the "ball"
I thought it was a beautiful ceremony, and hope the kids enjoyed it as well and will remember it for years to come - even if they didn't understand the significance of the event.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Royal Wedding 2011
Yes, we were among the billions who tuned in to watch the Royal Wedding today. Fortunately, it came on about supper time in our part of the world, so we didn't have to get up in the middle of the night to watch it. I remember watching Prince Charles and Princess Diana get married, and really wanted to share that experience with my kids, especially our little princess Grace. I was no where near the fairy tale girl that our daughter is, but I remember what an experience it was watching the Royal Wedding in 1981, and how those pictures stuck with me, and I thought Grace would think it was a pretty big deal watching a real live Prince get married.
I thought it was a beautiful ceremony, and hope the kids enjoyed it as well and will remember it for years to come - even if they didn't understand the significance of the event.
I thought it was a beautiful ceremony, and hope the kids enjoyed it as well and will remember it for years to come - even if they didn't understand the significance of the event.
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