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They mentioned the birthday parade and I suddenly thought, when will it be now? So many things will be different
RIP HM The Queen - Elizabeth II 1926-2022
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RIP Queen Elizabeth. What a life well-lived. Unmatched, unfailing sense of duty.
The world witnessed a masterclass from the British as the Queen was laid to rest today. What an honor watching it!
The world witnessed a masterclass from the British as the Queen was laid to rest today. What an honor watching it!
It was great spending time with everybody from around the world , mourning HMTQ. Such a historic time in our lives.Thank you all for the pleasure of your company during this sad and historic event. Time to get dressed
I love that they had her pony and her corgi's watching the casket pass
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I agree: I'm a half Brit, born and raised in England but have been living abroad for many years. These events make so proud to be a British citizen!I did not expect to spend the day watching the funeral, but somehow I have! And as a British citizen, if a person can't feel proud to be British today, I don't know when you can. RIP your Majesty!
The events of the day have been very moving, but I have to say it was seeing her corgis that really made me sad
They’ve had a few Brit’s on too but BBC is just so much better at this
Well, that was a spectacular sendoff for an incredible woman. We will not see another like her in our lifetimes, that is for sure.
She planned that to perfection and it was flawless. She will be long missed.
She planned that to perfection and it was flawless. She will be long missed.
me to. It took me by surprise and that was it.That’s the moment I completely lost it
I would have loved it hadn't it reduced me to a teary mess. The carriage for Philip did it for me as well.
As one or two posters have already said, thank you everyone for being here and supporting each other through the last ten days. I'm English and it is very uplifting, in these very sad times, to see how much Queen Elizabeth II meant to so many around the world.
It's going to take a long while to adjust to the loss of our QEII. Perhaps this thread may linger a while as we go through the next few days and weeks, or it may not, but we've helped each other through the days since she passed and that's been priceless. Thank you.
It's going to take a long while to adjust to the loss of our QEII. Perhaps this thread may linger a while as we go through the next few days and weeks, or it may not, but we've helped each other through the days since she passed and that's been priceless. Thank you.
As a fellow Brit I have to say how surprised I've been by how much I've cried since the passing of our Queen.As one or two posters have already said, thank you everyone for being here and supporting each other through the last ten days. I'm English and it is very uplifting, in these very sad times, to see how much Queen Elizabeth II meant to so many around the world.
It's going to take a long while to adjust to the loss of our QEII. Perhaps this thread may linger a while as we go through the next few days and weeks, or it may not, but we've helped each other through the days since she passed and that's been priceless. Thank you.
today I wept buckets when they removed her Orb Sceptre and Crown from her Coffin.
The end of an Era.
May her soul rest in eternal peace.
God save the King.
it must have been so hard for him getting through today.
I was ok with the pups, seeing Emma--her lovely horse standing there--I'm crying again.That’s the moment I completely lost it