to put the tv on except for international of Canadian news.

I'm going to take a break from Season 2 of Doctor Who tonight and watch it until it bores me. I think it's on all free to air channels tonight, so I've got a choice of which channel to watch. I'm mainly there for those awkward moments like where the commentators don't recognise a PM, or everyone notices that Harry's stuck way up the back with Andrew, or that moment when Fergie sneaks in when everyone's busy gasping over Meghan's latest boring hairstyle...

where you go!

will not turn on tv at all tomorrow.

I've got other things to do on Saturday and Sunday, so I don't know when or if I'll get around to watching it.

Not in "real" time; I'm recording it (MSNBC), since the coverage starts at 4am here. But I am looking forward to sitting down to watch at a time that's more compatible with my time zone.

Going to a matinee play s o I don't have to del with the crowds.

Where?

I’m wondering if anyone there realizes how silly it all looks to some Americans. Besides. Didn’t we fight and win a war to be free of that kind of thinking?

I don't care about the royal family's ongoing soap opera, but I am interested in watching major events. And the Brits always have excellent music when they put on one of their shows. And it's worth it for the hats. They always go all out with the hats.

I was watching it because it is history and also because I am a liturgist and that liturgy last night was beautiful

Actually I'll be driving to a lunch party when it goes on.

It's 11:15A here so 10:15 in London. And we're having lunch with other Americans.

amassed spectacular wealth at the expense of the British People.
They are like a more proper, educated version of the Kardashians. Won't waste my time watching any of it.

If they were no longer relevant, you wouldn't see comments about them

no interest.

Watching for the same reason I watched the Queen's funeral, we won't see anything like this again. I honestly don't think there will be a monarchy in England for much longer.

since it's on now
wasn't planning to watch it

in Westminster Abbey

and there is something about choirs echoing in these cavernous cathedrals. On that score, even the non-religious would come to Notre Dame in Paris before the fire to hear that, myself included.

For me, it is not about Charles or the royal combatants of late or Royalty in general, and certainly not for the religious nature of the ceremony. But, as a history buff, that so much of this dates back to 1066 and the time of William the Conquerer, I can't help but be curious. The whole system may be eliminated in the not-distant future. But, it is part of history until then. But, for those who chose not to, more power to you.

I tune into these things for the history, the music and the hats.

Charles and Diana, William and Kate, and Harry and Meghan. I am not watching today.

He and his wife disgust me.