BeccaLynn07
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So many sad photos...very touching.
...JuAnItA... said:Spain's Royal Couple gave the government Golden Medals of Merit on the Labor to all 11-M victims in remembrance of their labor lives at the ceremony.
SpiffyBallerina said:I'm not a fan of anyone (including royals) getting overly emotional all the time, but there are certain times when it should be acceptable for anyone and everyone to shed a tear or two. I mean, poor Queen Beatrix at the funerals of her mother, husband, and father all so close together! The royals are people too, and while they're held to a certain higher standard, I think it would be very odd for them NOT to show emotion during a very happy or sad time in their lives.
Reina said:AI'm sorry. I don't think it is good for the Spanish royals to show so many emotions. They've got to hold themselves up.
Gloriana said:Showing grief is not ''letting down your standard''. If the royals didn't show emotion and at the funerals of their loved ones, they wouldn't be human.
she doesnt look upset at all,there're for sure some feelings in her face but it's not being upset.sm1939 said:Princess metta merit upset for the victims of the Tsunami
cute_girl said:she doesnt look upset at all,there're for sure some feelings in her face but it's not being upset.
I was thinking the same thing. She looks like she's on the verge of tears.H.M. Margrethe said:I think Mette Marit looks very sad... If i look at her chin it looks like she is going to cry.
Is the woman leaning towards Queen Sofia's shoulders a commoner? She reminds me a little of Margaret Thatcher.zarzuela said:Queen Sofia was evidently sad at the funeral for the Spanish militars who died in an aerial crash in 2003 coming back from Afghanistan. Year 2003.