There they are, all snug with their flags. Can't wait till the big day (tomorrow), and what-oh-what will The Dress be like? And will it shape Tara's idea of wedding dresses forever and ever?Tara's looking a bit tired, that's all. So much hard partying at school. She's made her very own coloured-in flag to wave and doesn't want to wash off her face painting at bed time.
My one resolution is to watch the whole thing - this involves finding a pub that screens it (which shouldn't be difficult) - and ENJOY every minute of it, come what may.
William and Kate?
Tara, Norma, Edna, May and me agree: "AAAAHHHHH!"
(Next one of its kind in roughly 30 years.)
(PS Yes I know I'm a bit out of date with my blogging... I'll catch up and evntually all will be good!)
(27/04)
2 comments:
Oh, I dreamed of getting married in Diana's dress as a little girl. Look what I ended up with ...
http://ulrikehblog.blogspot.com/2010/09/3-years-and-counting.html
Not quite Diana, after all ---
but, really Kate went for the timeless classic rather than the wedding cake-ish puffy dress that nobody seems to like anymore (even though, back then, that was JUST what we imagined a princess to look like - check any Disney animated movie before the 90s). So Tara is on the safe side, I'd say.
Hope you had a great day watching. We sure did. Only every 30 years or so .... :-)))
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