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oh, interesting news! Nice to see Madeleine and Jonas together again
thanks for the article Lena!
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10-04-2005, 03:47 PM
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Prince Carl Philip was also out this weekend. He was attending the new opened club "The White Room" (there you can buy 3 liters of champagne for 27000 SEK...)
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Did Emma go with him?
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10-11-2005, 07:58 AM
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My Sweden Royal Family French Page
This is the ad of my web page. There are many scan of british, deutsch and French Magasine.
http://suede.royal.ifrance.com/
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11-05-2005, 06:44 AM
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The king and prince Carl Philip on elk hunt in Halle- and Hunneberg, Västra Götaland.
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According to the court Carl Philip has shot 2 elks, the king had no luck
http://www.royalcourt.se/aktuellt/ak...f48000925.html
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11-12-2005, 06:04 PM
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On Tuesday 6 September, the King, Queen, Princess Christina Mrs Magnuson and Consul General Tord Magnuson attended the awarding of The Gösta Winbergh Award at The Confidence Theatre on the Ulriksdal Palace Estate.
Here are two clips from that event, scanned by me from Svensk Damtidning.
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11-15-2005, 03:22 PM
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On Monday and today (Tuesday) a Seminar was held in the Royal place. Theme was 10 years EU in Sweden. They talked about the past and the future (and I bet they were all pretty optimistic and flattered and praised each other and the project *coughing*)
Prominent participants were (except their Majesties and Victoria) Vice president of the European comission Margot Wallström, the ex prime ministers Carl Bildt and Ingvar Carlsson. Moderator was Ulf Dinkelspiel (hubby of Victoria´s so called "study mentor" Louise Dinkelspiel and father-in-law of Victoria´s best friend Caroline Dinkelspiel)
A pic from royalcourt.se
http://www.royalcourt.se/aktuellt/ak...480003052.html
Lighter notes: Victoria´s skirt length is so very Queen Beatrix-ish. And Silvia looks quite pale for a week Australia. I´m not too fond of her combination (Chanel right?) But it seems to be her classical piece for this season. Christmas can come...
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I don;t know anything about Swedish currency and prices. is that very expensive for champagne?
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11-16-2005, 04:53 AM
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I don;t know anything about Swedish currency and prices. is that very expensive for champagne?
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yes that is very expensive. I´m not good at currency and things like that, but just to give you an idea. I live in a one room apartment in a city centre, and I pay 2600 SEK a month for it.
So 27 000 sek for a bottle of champagne is quite alot :)
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11-16-2005, 05:18 AM
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yes that is very expensive. I´m not good at currency and things like that, but just to give you an idea. I live in a one room apartment in a city centre, and I pay 2600 SEK a month for it.
So 27 000 sek for a bottle of champagne is quite alot :)
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2600 SEK sounds quite good for a Swedish city. Single apartment or a flat share?
27000 SEK = 3.289 US $
As little help: 10 SEK = about 1 Euro (so 27000 SEK = 2700 Euro)
1 Euro is about 1.17 US $ at the moment (so multiply the Euro amount with 1.2 and you get an idea)
To get it more exact try: http://finance.yahoo.com/currency
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11-18-2005, 01:03 PM
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so the nobel is the next time we will see the family togher at a event
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11-18-2005, 01:05 PM
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yes that is very expensive. I´m not good at currency and things like that, but just to give you an idea. I live in a one room apartment in a city centre, and I pay 2600 SEK a month for it.
So 27 000 sek for a bottle of champagne is quite alot :)
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ouch! that is a lot! thanks for telling me.
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Sunday 27/11
> H.M The Queen, H.R.H Princess Madeleine
Presence at the morning service in the Saint Clara Church in combination with informations on the work of the local parish
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From Imagine :
Queen Silvia and Princess Madeleine today attended Advent Sunday in Santa Clara CHurch in Stockholm. Princess Madeleine deeply feels for Santa Clara Church´s active efforts supporting and helping homeless, poor and drug-addictive people in Stockholm. In her academic studies the princess has made some research on this issue.
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11-28-2005, 04:35 AM
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more from imagine :
Princess Madeleine looks great...:)
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11-28-2005, 01:11 PM
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Princess Madeleine's hair!
Wow look at how long Princess Madeleine's hair is now! It is nearly as long as Crown Princess Victoria's!
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Wow look at how long Princess Madeleine's hair is now! It is nearly as long as Crown Princess Victoria's!
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Very long indeed! (with that she should be able to make a magnificent hairdo for nobel) 
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In the photos from the church, Madeleine is wearing Victorias dress!
Must be nice to have a sister to borrow clothes from :)
Victoria wearing it, 2004
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Nearly the same article as last year. Also this year none of the partners of the Royal children is "allowed" to celebrate Christmas with the Royal family (which is IMO pretty normal. I think most here agreed last year)
Comment of Ann Christine Jernberg:
Christmas celebrations are completely private. The partners of the young ppl (read Royal children) aren´t in the habit of being with them and I haven´t heard that there should be a change this year.
http://www.aftonbladet.se/vss/nyhete...737709,00.html
I must say these 2 pics of Daniel are really unfortunate shots. Wow.
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In the photos from the church, Madeleine is wearing Victorias dress!
Must be nice to have a sister to borrow clothes from :)
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Wow, I didn´t realise that. Good detective work, Yennie. Madeleine borrowing clothes of Victoria...highly unusual I must say.
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Borrowing clothes
Perhaps Crown Princess Victoria thought it would be a good idea to lend Princess Madeleine the dress to save Princess Madeleine having to buy an identical outfit if she liked it that much.
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Perhaps Crown Princess Victoria thought it would be a good idea to lend Princess Madeleine the dress to save Princess Madeleine having to buy an identical outfit if she liked it that much.
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Or maybe Madeleine owns the very same...buy one-take two
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Showing respect and etiquette
In my opinion both HM Queen Silvia and HRH Princess Madeleine had a very appropriate look for the moment instead of taking advantage of the occasion. They behaved with great responsibility for the situation.
Unlike what some people here seem too have claimed in this discussion, in their ordinary and special “enchanting way”, I do admire the etiquette that the Royals have been showing. I would say it’s to show respect for Santa Clara Church and their supporting program for homeless, poor and drug-addictive people in Stockholm.
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