The Queen cannot cry at the funeral, because she is the Queen, but I will be crying for her. I will watch the funeral on my own, with Len’s urn in front of me. I know what this beautiful lady is going through, as we both have lost the ones we love. We have both been married for a long time.
My heart is with her, and I feel her pain, as we all do with a recent death of a spouse.
God Save the Queen in her hour of need, and know that this British subject wishes shee could take some of our burden for me.
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Is that true that the Queen can’t cry in public? I do love her so much and I will also be thinking of her tomorrow as she lays her husband to rest. 73 years is an extraordinary amount of time.
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I confess that I won’t be watching the funeral but I’m sure it’ll be a suitably solemn affair.
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❤❤
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🙏🙏🌷🌷
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It is expected of her 🙏❤️
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Heartbreaking that Covid means we are delaying Len’s service and the Queen will sit alone.
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LONG LIVE THE QUEEN.
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You are right the Queen will not cry. She is British and displays of emotion are not encouraged. My father was British and if I cried I had to leave the room . Also she will not want anyone to worry about her. Your words are lovely Susie. Bless you!💕 and God Save the Queen.
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It must be very difficult for you
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