By Sabrina Samone,
TMP
As my girlfriends
here would say, “I’m not your fan,” and no, I’m not a fan of the Royal Family.
For one, I don’t get why, as Americans we’d care…didn’t we have a war over 200 and
something years ago to get away from the monarchy? Why, we as a culture are so
into them here, I’ll never understand. I’m sure our founding fathers are
gasping in their graves every time there’s a news report on them. The one I did
admire, Princess Diana, I have my ideas what happened and yes most think that
it’s a conspiracy theory but I’m a believer in those theories, so I’ve had
little respect for them since. I mean seriously, who goes for Carmela whatever,
after marring Diana…talk about a down grade but…a baby is born and regardless
how privileged the family is, off the backs and taxes of the people of the
United Kingdom, it’s still a marvelous thing when a new child enters the world.
The birth of a child reminds us all, even if you’re like me and barren as a
desert, that there is always hope that is reborn with every child.
Yes, finally, Duchess
Catherine has given birth to a baby boy, who wasn’t all that in a hurry to
leave from within his mommy by the way. If that is a sign of his future
personality, this will be one private Prince. This hesitant monarch becomes
third in line for the British throne. The couple’s first child, and the first
grandchild of the late great Princess Diana, was born at 4:24 PM, weighing
eight lbs, six ounces. According to some news reports the favorite choices
going around for his name is George and James. I’d wish the royal couple,
especially William, who always reminded me of his mother would consider naming
him Spencer, his late mother’s last name. Could you image how complete,respectful and what a tribute that would be to the memory of Diana? He could even have Charles as
a middle name…Prince Spencer Charles etc etc, but it may be awhile before we
know,
according to US magazine, Prince William and Kate took 3 weeks to figure
out a name for their cocker spaniel before deciding to name him Lupo, which
mean “wolf” in Italian. Other Royal names have taken as long as well.
“Her Royal Highness
and her child are both doing well and will remain in the hospital overnight,”
said a statement from the Royal Household, which sidestepped tradition to
announce the birth with a press release. Princess Diana would have loved the
breaking of tradition, sounds like this little one is off to a brilliant start
already. According to every newspaper there is, they also say that “The Queen,
The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall, Prince
Harry and members of both families have been informed and are delighted with
the news,” the press release says.
As the birth was
announced, a loud cheer went up from the well-wishers and media gathered
outside St. Mary’s Hospital in West London and every news outlet in America had
something to report this evening, so I figured I might as well join in and
wishing the little baby boy a happy welcome to his new world and much happiness
and who I hope the family mysteriously sees this post (yea right) and consider
naming him Spencer Charles but he’ll always be referred to me as Princess Diana’s
grandson. I so hope he grows up and takes after his grandmother. So here’s to
you little (hopefully Spencer Charles), welcome to the world and what a privileged
world it is…enjoy every day.
UPDATE JULY 24, 2013; The couple have decided on a name and didn't take my advice,lol. The new Prince will be named George Alexander Louie Windsor, but as I said, he's Princess Diana's grandson to me.
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