I can't seem to get this link to work; is there something I should do besides just hitting 'Play?'Originally posted by DDD@May 23rd, 2004 - 5:41 pm
Did somebody see Froilan at the wedding
That kid is really funny
I know that kids are bored at weddings, but you could clearly see it at Froilan
THE LINK: (push Los niños juegan durenta la ceremonia)
http://especiales.prisacom.com/2004/bodareal/videos.html
I can't seem to get this link to work; is there something I should do besides just hitting 'Play?' [/b][/quote]Originally posted by Alexandria+May 23rd, 2004 - 4:45 pm--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Alexandria @ May 23rd, 2004 - 4:45 pm)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-DDD@May 23rd, 2004 - 5:41 pm
Did somebody see Froilan at the wedding
That kid is really funny
I know that kids are bored at weddings, but you could clearly see it at Froilan
THE LINK: (push Los niños juegan durenta la ceremonia)
http://especiales.prisacom.com/2004/bodareal/videos.html
Is he kicking at that little girl?Originally posted by DDD@May 23rd, 2004 - 4:41 pm
Did somebody see Froilan at the wedding
That kid is really funny
I know that kids are bored at weddings, but you could clearly see it at Froilan
THE LINK: (push Los niños juegan durenta la ceremonia)
http://especiales.prisacom.com/2004/bodareal/videos.html
Some pictures:
http://www.polfoto.dk/Polfoto/Photo/Live/w...08887_guest.jpg
http://estaticos.elmundo.es/especiales/200...a_elmundoes.gif
On holiday:
http://www.polfoto.dk/Polfoto/Photo/Live/w...01kwe_guest.jpg
And a article about his appearance on the wedding day
http://www.elmundo.es/elmundo/2004/05/22/e...1085223536.html
Excuse me for saying so but I don't find that cute. If he had done that at a wedding here, he would have been seated next to his mother so he would behave for the remainder of the ceremony. :flower:I agree. Such behaviour should not be tolerated, but on the other hand, it was a very long and probably exhausting week for Froilan, regardless of his age. What with the rehearsal and the long day of the wedding itself, I'm sure he was not only bored but also quite tired from the morning.
Well, rumor has it that things are too wonderful with the Duke and Duchess of Lugo.
Elena's dress is quite beautiful and ornate. She seems to favour more "fancy" and ornate dresses than her younger sister Cristina. It seems to suit her personality well.
A little while ago, I heard that Jaime had suffered a stroke ~ sooo, maybe that's "why" he doesn't look too "chipper" at times. His stroke was written about twice on two reputible websites, therefore, that's why I tend to believe it. In some photos I've seen, he tries to keep his arms folded across his body and there is a slight "drooping" of the left side of his face ... so, it was probably a "mild stroke", and if it is, I hope he's undergoing some type of rehabilitation ~ ... BUT, I've also heard the stories about "some unsatisfaction" between Jaime and Elena, therefore, both of these scenarios might be true.
Elizajane said:A little while ago, I heard that Jaime had suffered a stroke ~ sooo, maybe that's "why" he doesn't look too "chipper" at times. His stroke was written about twice on two reputible websites, therefore, that's why I tend to believe it. In some photos I've seen, he tries to keep his arms folded across his body and there is a slight "drooping" of the left side of his face ... so, it was probably a "mild stroke", and if it is, I hope he's undergoing some type of rehabilitation ~ ... BUT, I've also heard the stories about "some unsatisfaction" between Jaime and Elena, therefore, both of these scenarios might be true.
I think very highly of Infanta Elena and want the very best for her. She seems loyal and true to herself, her family, and her country, plus being a consciencious mother. I truly hope the best for her AND Jaime ~ sometimes, marriages hit a "snag" for a bit ~ but, in the long run, they do seem to stand the test of time.
Both of them have my best wishes.
Elizajane
Spain and Denmark are very different in terms of their people's expectations and liberalties of their monarchies. Spain in comparison to Denmark's monarchy is not only relatively new (Denmark's being the oldest), but the Spanish people seem to me to be more conservative in respect to their royal family. As discussed in other threads in this forum, the Spanish monarchy is very humble and lives not nearly as extravagantly as you would expect a royal family to live. While it is partially also personal prefence, the festivities surrounding Queen Margrethe's 60th birthdays were quite grand in comparison to how King Juan Carlos celebrated his: a 'casual' photo shoots on the grounds of Zarzuela Palace with Queen Sofia and their children. There was no balcony appearance, carriage ride, no inviting dozens of royal family members to a luncheon then a gala dinner with dancing and ball gowns and tiaras.royal_sophietje said:
