I am not a "royal watcher" nor am I fascinated by their lives. I was absolutely NOT going to get wound up over this wedding. I shook my head in disbelief at the number of people from around the world (many from Canada) who staked their place on the street two or three days prior to the wedding. Many of my friends excitedly planned their night in anticipation of staying up to watch the wedding. I told everyone I was going to bed and that I would watch the re-runs the next day. Which is what I did. However, I have to admit that when I tuned into Canada AM this morning and saw the clips from the "moments", I could almost understand what the hype was all about. I like this Kate. I like her style, her classiness and her beautiful smile. Most of all, I love how confident and strong she is. I hate to admit that I am old enough to say that I remember when Dianna and Charles married. I was never impressed with how Dianna carried herself and how she never seemed to be able to lift her head up. She was always looking down. It made her appear weak. That bothered me all the years that she was a paparazzi favorite - I wanted to yell to her to just hold her head up and stand straight! I'm glad I won't have that problem with Kate. My favorite moment of the wedding? When Harry looked back as Kate was waking in and leaned over to William and said, with a huge smile on his face, "Wait until you see her!". That was a sweet brotherly-love kind of moment. I don't know if the monarchy will survive or not, but if it does, I think William and Kate will bring to it dignity and a quiet grace. Watching a prince marry his true love . . . it's a good ting!
Sometimes the world can be a downer! With instant images of tragedies and disasters – natural and man-made – assaulting us at rapid speed, it feels like we are surrounded by negativity. I strive to make my blog a positive and happy place to visit – a place to get away from the bad stuff that is happening. My goal from June 1, 2010 to May 31, 2011 was to find one positive thing each week day to write about for one year.
That was the birth of my blog – one year of “good things” as seen “Through Rose Coloured Glasses”. Sometimes I had to dig deep to find happiness on a gloomy day. Some days were not happy, but I was always able to find a positive to talk about. Sometimes, I had to fit writing my blog into the end of a very busy day or the early morning prior to a busy day. Other times I had such good days I had to pick and choose which one good thing I should write about. Somehow I managed to do it, and I think I proved that you can “fool” yourself into being happy just by pretending you are. The year flew by. I will continue to write in my blog, but not every day. I hope that together we can continue to watch the world through rose coloured glasses. - Rose
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