Outings
One of the many advantages of being in the Royal Family is the many outings we have. I love being out on the town (especially when others are paying). We have recently had many outings. To many to include them all here but here is just a smattering of the places I have been seen:
We attended a special performance of Songs of Hope, kids from all over the world brought together to sing for me:
Because some of the kids were wearing costumes, I thought I would wear one too.
Here I am in my “Punk Rock Girl” costume. Note the devilish shoes:
Of course, after the concert, many dignitaries were there to shake my hand:
Another destination this summer was The Saint Paul Irish Fair:
We love the Irish. When we invade them and make them cook for us daily, we will love them even more!
Because of the pending invasion (and the fact it was a very hot day) I mainly kept a low profile by hanging out under a shade tree rolling in the grass and eating The Butler’s diaper bag:
Of course, being The Duchess means being interviewed by many people claiming to want to do a smear job interview with me. Fortunately, there are a few good journalists out there. Recently, we had lunch with Julio:
He asked me many questions about my thoughts on technology and the many special top secret devices our inteligence services are using in the field. To summarize; Technology is good. People should have it. Top Secret stuff is top secret for a reason. It is, therefore, none of your business.
I think he was satisfied with my candor…
There was a nice dinner out with friends of The Royal Family, Con and Muriel:
We ate a a lovely Indian Restaurant that The Butler reports was quite good. I am not quite sure how The Butler rates restaurants but if it is judged by the amount of time one spends in the bathroom after a meal then it must have been excellent.
One day, I will make him puree some rice and curry just for me…
Of course, no set of outings would be complete if I did not mention my Grandfather, Lord Dennis. We went to a place called Minnehaha Falls where we ate a lovely dinner and then he entertained me by making silly faces:
One last thing… Isn’t The Princess Beautiful?
