Every Little Interests The Elite

nerfdad

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That is so mean, it is this sort of thing that makes you proud to be British. Why don't they want the kids to celebrate

Name of Royal House Changed to Windsor. Prior to 1917, the members of the British Royal Family did not have a surname; but, they were members of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Queen Elizabeth's father, King George VI, was born in 1895 as a member of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha:D

I see what you mean as its a very British name

Enterprise_1701C

TrulyMadly wrote: »

It's a lot chunkier than that E but I know what you are saying. I'm being swayed by the 20% off I can get at Ernest Jones....not always good I know.

Monutes:rotfl::p

Didn't you know, it is a new unit of time equal to minute plus one extremely small period of time making it so near to minute that it is very nearly identical :rotfl::rotfl:

hornetgirl

You are paying for the name with Gucci but there isn't necessarily anything wrong with that. Didn't Martin say something along the lines that MSE isn't about getting the cheapest option, it's about getting what you want at the best possible price. I'd say 20% off is a pretty good deal, unless anyone knows better...

Enterprise_1701C

nerfdad wrote: »

Name of Royal House Changed to Windsor. Prior to 1917, the members of the British Royal Family did not have a surname; but, they were members of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. Queen Elizabeth's father, King George VI, was born in 1895 as a member of the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha:D

I see what you mean as its a very British name

Most monarchies have mixed heritage, mainly because of the habit of marrying between royal families to avoid wars/take over countries etc.

How many of us can swear to be totally British back to the dark ages and beyond?

It is the institution that is British, we do pomp and circumstance better than anyone else in the world

tweets

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

That is so mean, it is this sort of thing that makes you proud to be British. Why don't they want the kids to celebrate

Not many British born go to the school but why all the kids cant celebrate Queens birthday I don't know but can guess.

Its time to go now cya all laters :wave:

LEJC

Good morning all...

Well congrats to MKS ....the winner in the strawberry competition...I hope they tasted as good as they looked.

Lovely to see the plan for the meet progressing well...Di is such a star at organising and I'm sure you'll all have a blast...fingers crossed for the weather.

This afternoon DS has a chemistry exam...should be ok as its a retake from last year...next week he starts the A2 units...3 weeks to go and 7 more exams...cant pretend its not dragging and we will all be happier and calmer when its over.

I signed on this morning to the most wonderful PM....thank you elite angel xx

Sarahdol75

Sunflower1227 wrote: »

Arrived at Chester this afternoon, on our way home now, mum fell up the stairs and has shattered her left arm, might need to be operated on tomorrow

Oh no, hope she is ok


Good morning everyone, overcast at the moment, but very humid today.

Have a lovely day whatever you are doing xx

nerfdad

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Most monarchies have mixed heritage, mainly because of the habit of marrying between royal families to avoid wars/take over countries etc.

How many of us can swear to be totally British back to the dark ages and beyond?

It is the institution that is British, we do pomp and circumstance better than anyone else in the world

I must admit my family tree is very mixed with a bit of everything :rotfl:it's like the UN as I have family from all over the world:rotfl::cool:

abailey54

tweets wrote: »

Not many British born go to the school but why all the kids cant celebrate Queens birthday I don't know but can guess.

Its time to go now cya all laters :wave:

It's a good excuse for a good knees up if nothing else, why waste an opportunity to muck about and be happy

Morning all

mhoc

If anyone is doing Chester on Sunday afternoon

Chester City centre :
Event Schedule
Sunday 12th June 2016
from 12pm to 3.30pm

12pm : Official ‘Opening of the Gates’ at the Eastgate followed by a procession to Town Hall Square with invited guests including Chester Brass Band, Adult Choirs, Scouts, Brownies, etc.
12.15pm : Picnic on Town Hall Square begins with performances from Adult Choirs (6 in total, approx. 20 minute sets)
2pm : School Choirs assemble at designated site close to Town Hall Square ready for the procession
2.30pm : Adult Choirs, School Choirs and City of Chester Brass Band procession to Eastgate Street
2.45pm : School Choirs perform “Queen’s 90 Year Medley’ in front of the City of Chester Vintage Bus
3pm : Matt Baker leads a singalong for all participants and audience on Eastgate Street
3.30pm Event ends