| Queen Elizabeth II reads the Queen's Speech from the throne during State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lords at the Palace of Westminster on May 18, 2016 in London, England. This year's Queen's Speech, setting out the government's agenda for the coming session, is expected to outline policy on prison reform, tuition fee rises and reveal the potential site of a UK spaceport. The State Opening of Parliament is the formal start of the parliamentary year. |
Would have loved to see the other royals wearing crown when they reading the speech from the parliaments opening would have been something LOL can hear the press yell in discontent...
ReplyDeleteI think HM is utterly amazing ! To still be doing what she's doing at 90 ! DOE always at her side to give her support ! Touching !
ReplyDeleteJust keeping her head up with that crown and its weight at 9o years old! LOVE this woman!!!
ReplyDeletePoor Charles, his mother will never let him be king. She won't step out too much fun being queen and wearing crowns and jewelry.
ReplyDeleteToo much fun or is Charles a risk to the future of the Monarchy throughout the Commonwealth?
DeleteWow! I really admire the Queen and the DoE deeply. I hope they'll be able to continue in good health for more years to come and to have a nice celebration of their 70th wedding anniversary next year in November.
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