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it occured to me that william and catherine remind me very much of the king george and the queen mother. the QM was very supportive of her husband. i get a sense that catherine will be the same way. not sure what's made me feel like this. does anyone else get that feeling?

i thought this was a cute article from Hello magazine: Secrets of the Queen's handbag revealed in new book

I thought at first that she didn't but looking back I think she was trying to do the best thing - look after her grandsons. Over her life one of the few things she's been criticized for was her hands-off approach to motherhood. When she tried to be a hands-on grandmother in the days following...

i'm sure someone out there could answer this. some of you may recall the story about Diana being set straight about popping into the kitchen (at BP prior to the wedding and i believe it happened again on Brittanica although i could be wrong about the that one)and being told that it wasn't...

started reading "The Uncommon Life of the Duchess of Windsor a few days ago. while the author - Greg King - starts off by saying that many previous books relied heavily on the negative "rumours" about Wallis and his (of course) relies on verifiable facts i'm finding it a little favorable. he...

found in the People.co.uk site http://www.people.co.uk/news/tm_objectid=17076293%26method=full%26siteid=93463%26headline=diana%2ddoc%2dweds%2dhis%2dnew%2dlove%2d-name_page.html i always liked this man because he is one of the few, if not the only one, that has never spoken to the media...

this may have been discussed before. if it has please excuse me. i know kanga, lady tryon, was a close friend of charles and that in the end she was virtually shunned by the highgrove set. does anyone have any information on her? did she attempt suicide?

Saw this query on another board and it piqued my interest. Does anyone have info on Tiggy? I know she's now married but what else?

Although a bit off the topic, she is the Queen's representative in Canada. http://www.cbc.ca/story/canada/national/2005/09/27/GGinstalled05-09-27.html

With all the media attention on William and Kate lately, does it seems that there's too much speculation about their future?

Got this question from another board and thought it was really interesting. What if it had been Charles that was killed and not Diana. What do you think Diana's role would be today? Do you think she would be treated differently by the RF? What about her romantic interests?

Just watching a show on TV and one of the commentators said that Camilla should do more of the things that Diana did and let the public assess her suitability. They seem to think that that would be treading into Diana's territory but she should give it a try anyway. I thought it was a good...

I believe that Diana's will stated that the boys would come into their inheritances when they turned twenty five. Since William reached that age this past June he should have received his. Has anyone heard anything on the subject?