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04-17-2017, 03:19 AM
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I read in some post, that the CP-family spend often the holiday in Trend, in a cottage. Is this a private cottage or belongs to the royal estates? Can somebody post a photo about this cottage? Thanks!
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04-17-2017, 03:55 AM
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04-17-2017, 05:25 AM
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Yes, and BB's reporter noted that F&M and children came driving in their own car to Marselisborg Palace yesterday and back on the car they had mountain bikes strapped.
So I very well think we can assume that F&M and children have spent their Easter holiday in the Trend cottage before driving to the Queen's birthday.
* BB's reporter also told that it was Frederik who was behind the wheel.
I've noticed that when Mary often drives the car in Copenhagen, then it is always Frederik who drives the car when F&M and kids drive the longer tours, for example when they are seen driving to Jutland.
It's also exactly like this home at us. I also drive the car, but it's always my husband driving when we need to drive far. Is it such a typical male/female role still?
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04-17-2017, 05:35 AM
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 I think so.
Here it's because Mrs. Muhler is busy with the phone, reading a magazine, talking to me, keeping an eye on me, keeping an eye on our daughter (if she's there), commenting on other drivers, noticing all sorts of things we pass, commenting what's on the radio (read: arguing with the radio-hosts...), checking where we are going (even though we have GPS and there are road signs and we've been this way before), munching down a bag of candy while admonishing me that I eat too many sweets. - All at the same time!
I can't do that! So it's better I concentrate on one thing: driving the car.
I have a feeling Mary believe the car would revert into complete chaos before they even left the driveway to Trend, with four lively children (and beforehand a dog) if she didn't take charge. - Frederik, like all sensible men, agrees that she is muuuuch better at that than he is...  
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04-17-2017, 06:18 AM
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Muhler, you made my day
And you're right - it's exactly the same reasons my husband driving the car and I sit beside and control all things - and although it's my husband who drives the car, I ALSO take charge of how he drives the car...
Thank you for today's smile.
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04-17-2017, 06:29 AM
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On long journeys, my husband and I share the driving - I drive 60 miles, he drives 600 miles! A good division of labour, I think!
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04-17-2017, 10:36 AM
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Thank you, it is a lovely, simple cottage. I can imagine, they enjoy their familylife there without any servants.
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04-18-2017, 05:51 AM
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Those who plot the destruction of others often perish in the attempt. ---Phaedrus
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04-18-2017, 08:07 AM
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It really really does, Alisia!
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05-04-2017, 01:06 PM
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TV2 and BT articles about Frederik and Mary having opened their home for a exchange student:
TV2:
Kronprinsessen overrasker i tale: Ny beboer på Amalienborg - TV 2
BT:
Kronprinsesse Mary afslører: Har fået et nyt medlem i familien | BT Royale - www.bt.dk
"Visits of exchange students are no longer only for ordinary Danes. Crown Princess Mary told yesterday that the Crown Prince family currently is having one on visit.
Two historians agree that it is a great signal to send, modern and folksy, but completely in line with the Crown Prince's spirit that an exchange student has moved in at Amalienborg.
"It's an attempt to practice a normal family life. Just like the Crown Prince couple also have put their children in municipal kindergarten and primary school, so they have a lifestyle that brings them closer to the population, says Sebastian Olden-Jørgensen, associate professor of history at the University of Copenhagen.
He is supported by Jes Fabricius Møller, also a lecturer in history at the University of Copenhagen, who also thinks it is a great signal.
"I do not remember that the DRF has had one before," he says."
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05-04-2017, 03:50 PM
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05-04-2017, 03:58 PM
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Could the exchange student be one of the nieces of the Crown Princess? One of my friends noticed on the social media of one of her nieces that she is an Australian living in Copenhagen. That part of her social media profile was public; not private along with the rest of her profile. Which is the only reason I mention it.
I wonder about this because the articles seem to mention a female Australian exchange student.
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05-04-2017, 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by T4phage
Could the exchange student be one of the nieces of the Crown Princess? One of my friends noticed on the social media of one of her nieces that she is an Australian living in Copenhagen. That part of her social media profile was public; not private along with the rest of her profile. Which is the only reason I mention it.
I wonder about this because the articles seem to mention a female Australian exchange student.
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That is very likely IMO.
You have to have someone who is discreet. Both while in DK but also when she returns to Australia.
Someone you can trust not to disclose too many details regarding security.
Someone who has been vetted by both PET and Australian security.
So while M&F might be willing to have a comparatively stranger living in their home I'm not sure PET is keen on the idea!
That might have been possible just ten years ago, but today? No.
So someone who is related to M&F or at least a close relative of a close and trusted friend of M&F seems most likely.
It still taste of fowl though. - In the sense that she is an exchange student, studying in a foreign country, in a foreign culture, immersed in a foreign language and living with a family. - A family she may not have been that close to before. It's one thing to have a sister and a niece spending time with you while on vacation, it's another matter to have the niece living with you on her own.
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05-09-2017, 10:25 AM
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As often a local yesterday spotted Mary on her way to delivering the twins in kindergarten. And as always on the family bike, and the kindergarten is just across Amalienborg. A lovely country Denmark is, eh? Take a walk to the royal palace and you are quite likely to see our future King or Queen coming by on their bike to deliver or pick up their children in school and kindergarten
https://www.instagram.com/p/BT1U8hyDGSd/
After summer Vincent and Josephine will start in school. So not many days in the kindergarten for them any longer.
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05-09-2017, 11:24 AM
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 It is very lovely that they can and do, do this. And as the kids are getting older, they should it enjoy while they can
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05-09-2017, 12:15 PM
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Dear Muhler, I'm totally unfamiliar with the "tastes of fowl" reference. Could you explain it for me? Many thanks.
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05-09-2017, 01:13 PM
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Dear Muhler, I'm totally unfamiliar with the "tastes of fowl" reference. Could you explain it for me? Many thanks.
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Congratulations on your first post.
I'm not sure what the equivalent English expression is.
It describes something that is almost (tastes like) like the real thing.
- In this case an exchange student, who may be a relative. Rather than having a complete stranger and a foreigner living with them. Hence the expression that it has the taste of fowl - even if it isn't a truly genuine fowl.
Having said that, we don't know for sure whether the exchange student really is a relative of M&F or a (thoroughly vetted!) stranger.
Hope that helped.
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05-15-2017, 01:49 AM
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Princess Mary 'BANNED' from seeing Caroline Fleming | Daily Mail Online
Daily Mail quoting Women's Day.
Yeah, yeah, I know. - But before your eyes roll back to the rear of your skulls, for once WD actually has a point.
Apart from the little detail that I doubt Mary has been told to sever her friendship with Caroline Fleming.
I think the two women who IMO live in different worlds have been growing apart for years. So it's probably more a case of a friendship slowly fizzing out rather than a severing of bonds. - Unless Caroline Fleming has been indiscreet in which case certainly Frederik can be pretty unforgiving. But that I doubt.
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05-15-2017, 03:47 PM
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is there any news about FM's wedding anniversary?
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