Yes, my hair was long (that was Dec '10, I think. So not quite a year before I shaved it bald.)
Yes, you have to get to London before you die. I want to go back again and again.
Yes, I believe that painting was life-size. Unless I'm remembering wrong it was painted for her Golden Jubilee and kept in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Yes, I do make my children go around calling me Queen Awesome-sauce ;)
I am so glad to have movies like The Young Victoria to help me with my history. When people ask me historical questions I always have to preference all my knowledge comes from historical fiction or movies so take it with a grain of salt.
What a splendid photo! I love other countries and cultures, so it's a great bit of happiness to enjoy photos like this. And your expression is the icing on the cake!
Look at you with your long hair! I'm totally jealous that you went to London, England.
ReplyDeleteHahaha, this is great, Shelly! That's a humungous painting. You look like a little doll next to it!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week and happy A to Z!!
Oh my gosh, I need to get there! London is at least on my bucket list. All my kids have royal English influenced names...
ReplyDeletewow that's a big picture
ReplyDeleteThat's a great picture. Look how long your hair was then!
ReplyDeleteMan, I thought you were going to say that YOU were the queen! I think you are! The queen of awesome-sauce! :) Great pic!
ReplyDeleteYes, my hair was long (that was Dec '10, I think. So not quite a year before I shaved it bald.)
ReplyDeleteYes, you have to get to London before you die. I want to go back again and again.
Yes, I believe that painting was life-size. Unless I'm remembering wrong it was painted for her Golden Jubilee and kept in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
Yes, I do make my children go around calling me Queen Awesome-sauce ;)
I am so glad to have movies like The Young Victoria to help me with my history. When people ask me historical questions I always have to preference all my knowledge comes from historical fiction or movies so take it with a grain of salt.
ReplyDeleteWhat a splendid photo! I love other countries and cultures, so it's a great bit of happiness to enjoy photos like this. And your expression is the icing on the cake!
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