Forget Jane Austen's History of England. . . Introducing, for the first time ever in digital form, The Princess Who Went to England -- also partial, also prejudiced, with even fewer dates, and with a surprise ending!
(technical hint: clicking on the image brings it up full size)




See? I bet you hadn't anticipated the war. And how postmodern is it to end, and then to end again?
Bonus Feature: Lucia Di Lammermoor in a nutshell:


More real posts soon.
P.S. Princess Margaret is still a chicken; she had a lovely time in England this time too.
2 comments:
Hey, who needs arms if you're a queen? (or perhaps a princess?)
Did Margaret anticipate Rohan's 'holaday' in England last June??
who needs arms if you're a queen?
So true! What are servants for, after all? :-)
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