Its lovely to see your face and happy to hear that you prioritised your health first. Please never feel pressured to make videos. I just want you to be happy and healthy.
Despite her being 96 years old, I found it immeasurably sad as a Brit. This is one time where I’ve not thought ‘it’s okay, she’s old’, I was genuinely heartbroken that she’d gone. There was no looking on the bright side for me. She’s missed beyond words
I was very sad in my little NW corner of the USA. I watched almost everything - even woke up at 2am to start watching the processional before the funeral at 3am, PST. My friend from Warwickshire messaged me during all of it, so I had "company" to cry with (as my husband was sleeping until the Windsor bit). He had queued for 12 hours to pay his respects, too. He said he made good queue buddies, which I thought was one of the best parts of all of this - the community coming together and supporting/lifting each other up. And oh my goodness, my tears (sobbing) when they showed her pony then her corgis. Yep. Lost it. I'm very happy we were just in London and Windsor this past April so it made seeing all of this on TV feel a bit more real. I'm glad I got to visit the UK twice under Her Majesty's reign. It will be slightly odd to know she's not around the next time we visit. She will be missed. So glad to know you're back. I'm glad you took some time to grieve your friend and get life sorted.
Regarding "The Mop Men" as you called them, they are the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, and were formed in 1509 by King Henry VIII. The uniform is that of a Dragoon Guards officer of the 1840's and the helmets have very long white swan's feather plumes.
I am glad to see you and your spark back, Yvette, you are an amazing young lady, so full of life. I enjoy hearing your observations while admiring your flawless smiling face. Recent events have reminded us to seize all the opportunities we can and look forward with hope. 😊 X
I was actually in the queue for 9 hours with my mum. We also meet a family from Mexico, mostly women, and they were so grief stricken also . There was people from everywhere. You heard many languages.
Hi Yvette good to have you back we have missed you i am so sorry about your lose i to lose my dear sister to cancer 6 years ago i now how you felt your life go.s down in lock down stay strong take care
Well come back, but please show some respect to HRH, obviously you are NOT interested SHAME. If you are NOT interested please DON'T make a comment on what is/has happened.
The hearse was driven from Balmoral Castle to Aberdeen airport which was an hour and 15 minutes approximately. The Queens coffin was then put on the RAF plane down to London!
Hearse went from Balmoral to Edinburgh, took about 6 hours on the Sunday, she was moved from Holyrood House(Palace) to St Giles Cathedral for 2 nights before going to Edinburgh Airport flying to RAF Northolt taken to Buckingham palace stayed overnight before going to Westminster Palace to rest in State until the funeral.
@@youngthing12 Don't really like to correct someones post but you for some reason were way off, still unsure where Aberdeen Airport came to your mind, it did drive thru Aberdeen city centre. Think most of country watch all or most of that journey.
Personally I thought the funeral day was fine, but the rest was over the top. I think if someone gets to 96, has hardly been ill and has had a lovely life, then we should be celebrating their lives, I don't think as a nation we need to have a week of "mourning". As for the debate on whether we continue with a royal family, or move to a republic, then now (post funeral) is the time to discuss - (for me - I'd continue as it is - I think a political appointment would be more divisive - but the number of "working royals" needs to heavily reduced to only those ever likely to inherit the crown). I think a lot of commonwealth countries will follow Barbados' lead now, and choose to sever the King as their Head of State.
The mourning period was 10 days….for a monarch who had the longest reign in our history…is that too much?. Her death gave many people who aren’t mad royalists a jolt…so think of the mourning period as a period of “adjustment & transition”. Personally I think it served its purpose very well…for many of us who suffered personal loss during the pandemic & were therefore unable to give them a “normal” funeral, it was also cathartic.
Ironic you say, people need to get their facts right..... then state the queen's coffin was brought from Scotland to Westminster by train.....maybe you should practice what you preach
We all know what? care the share this knowledge, because all I know is a woman popped up was a fan photo from 20 years ago and with no evidence jumped on the metoo bandwagon as a lot are doing.
Can you imagine having to hear a man talking for two hours. Well, Stephen Fry or Winston Churchill , ok. However David Beckham? 😱 Then, Mr Interesting lines up next to you for 13 hours. 🥵
Its lovely to see your face and happy to hear that you prioritised your health first. Please never feel pressured to make videos. I just want you to be happy and healthy.
Despite her being 96 years old, I found it immeasurably sad as a Brit. This is one time where I’ve not thought ‘it’s okay, she’s old’, I was genuinely heartbroken that she’d gone. There was no looking on the bright side for me. She’s missed beyond words
I was very sad in my little NW corner of the USA. I watched almost everything - even woke up at 2am to start watching the processional before the funeral at 3am, PST. My friend from Warwickshire messaged me during all of it, so I had "company" to cry with (as my husband was sleeping until the Windsor bit). He had queued for 12 hours to pay his respects, too. He said he made good queue buddies, which I thought was one of the best parts of all of this - the community coming together and supporting/lifting each other up. And oh my goodness, my tears (sobbing) when they showed her pony then her corgis. Yep. Lost it. I'm very happy we were just in London and Windsor this past April so it made seeing all of this on TV feel a bit more real. I'm glad I got to visit the UK twice under Her Majesty's reign. It will be slightly odd to know she's not around the next time we visit. She will be missed.
So glad to know you're back. I'm glad you took some time to grieve your friend and get life sorted.
Regarding "The Mop Men" as you called them, they are the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, and were formed in 1509 by King Henry VIII. The uniform is that of a Dragoon Guards officer of the 1840's and the helmets have very long white swan's feather plumes.
I am glad to see you and your spark back, Yvette, you are an amazing young lady, so full of life. I enjoy hearing your observations while admiring your flawless smiling face. Recent events have reminded us to seize all the opportunities we can and look forward with hope. 😊 X
They didn’t transport her body on the train it came down from Scotland in an RAF plane and was then driven into London from RAF Northolt.
Good to see you again Yvette ,pleased to hear you're feeling better ,hope to see and hear more from you, take care ❤️❤️.
I was actually in the queue for 9 hours with my mum. We also meet a family from Mexico, mostly women, and they were so grief stricken also . There was people from everywhere. You heard many languages.
Glad you're back, funnily enough I went through my list of subscriptions and wondered how you were doing
Glad to have you back Yvette! 😊
Miss your posts so much Yvette, I think I was your 6th subscriber and loved watching your videos, adventures and thoughts. Hurry back
Welcome back-We have missed you x
Hi Yvette good to have you back we have missed you i am so sorry about your lose i to lose my dear sister to cancer 6 years ago i now how you felt your life go.s down in lock down stay strong take care
Welcome back, missed you but understandable
Glad your back but I gathered why you've not posted since glad you're OK though ❤️
Been there ,know exactly how you feel
Well come back, but please show some respect to HRH, obviously you are NOT interested SHAME. If you are NOT interested please DON'T make a comment on what is/has happened.
Someone has a differing view or opinion on their own channel so let’s play the disrespectful card. How bout just watch another video 🤷🏼
The hearse was driven from Balmoral Castle to Aberdeen airport which was an hour and 15 minutes approximately. The Queens coffin was then put on the RAF plane down to London!
Hearse went from Balmoral to Edinburgh, took about 6 hours on the Sunday, she was moved from Holyrood House(Palace) to St Giles Cathedral for 2 nights before going to Edinburgh Airport flying to RAF Northolt taken to Buckingham palace stayed overnight before going to Westminster Palace to rest in State until the funeral.
@@fasteddie406 Hi Eddie Don’t know why I wrote 1 hour and 15 minutes, I knew it took a lot longer. I actually nearly watched nearly all of it 😁
@@youngthing12 Don't really like to correct someones post but you for some reason were way off, still unsure where Aberdeen Airport came to your mind, it did drive thru Aberdeen city centre. Think most of country watch all or most of that journey.
Personally I thought the funeral day was fine, but the rest was over the top. I think if someone gets to 96, has hardly been ill and has had a lovely life, then we should be celebrating their lives, I don't think as a nation we need to have a week of "mourning".
As for the debate on whether we continue with a royal family, or move to a republic, then now (post funeral) is the time to discuss - (for me - I'd continue as it is - I think a political appointment would be more divisive - but the number of "working royals" needs to heavily reduced to only those ever likely to inherit the crown).
I think a lot of commonwealth countries will follow Barbados' lead now, and choose to sever the King as their Head of State.
The mourning period was 10 days….for a monarch who had the longest reign in our history…is that too much?. Her death gave many people who aren’t mad royalists a jolt…so think of the mourning period as a period of “adjustment & transition”. Personally I think it served its purpose very well…for many of us who suffered personal loss during the pandemic & were therefore unable to give them a “normal” funeral, it was also cathartic.
she was the head of state and she's literally queen for 70 years i am from an ex colony of Britain but i can understand why the ceremony was like tht.
Interesting vid, I've watched a number of people reacting to the queens death and yours is by far the most disrespectful.
Ironic you say, people need to get their facts right..... then state the queen's coffin was brought from Scotland to Westminster by train.....maybe you should practice what you preach
Oi grow up, wind your neck in and have a little respect or troll elsewhere!
We all know what? care the share this knowledge, because all I know is a woman popped up was a fan photo from 20 years ago and with no evidence jumped on the metoo bandwagon as a lot are doing.
Is it me or have you've started to get a lovely English accent from last time we saw you??
Very disrespectful comments on your part
The so called mops on the helmets as u so eloquently put it are worn by high ranking officers of the lifeguards who are part of the household cavalry
Incorrect, the gentlemen in the vids with the mop comments … are Gentleman at Arms.
The feathers are swan feathers adding to Keith's comment above the Gentleman at arms are the monarch's bodyguard
Can you imagine having to hear a man talking for two hours. Well, Stephen Fry or Winston Churchill , ok. However David Beckham? 😱
Then, Mr Interesting lines up next to you for 13 hours. 🥵