Okay, not feeling the love for the blue dress. I think it would overwhelm smaller flower girls.
But oh dear, I am afraid we are all risking our Mental Health by our
Royal Wedding Obsession. Apparently, we should monitor how all-encompassing our interest becomes - because it could turn into an actual mental illness! A Psychiatrist at New York University (couldn't catch the name) thinks if we spend too much time well we will be taking time from something or someone else.
Okay, we are all apparently parasocial because we are interacting with people we don't know in this fantasy world . . .oops, this is only one thread, soooo dare I say we are all certifiable Royal Fanatics.
I was amused by them bringing out the big name Psychiatrist at the University Medical School to tell us we are all whack jobs, but really, it's a bit redundant when we all know we are crazy on this forum. ?
So, in the interests of mental health, speak to someone when you have your morning coffee . . . my dog is a really good listener and I'm sure most pet owners find the same. Unfortunately, few of us inhabit homes with a spouse, child or roommate who similarly share our royal interests but most seem to indulge our general nuttiness as long as we are deemed harmless (or the lawn doesn't need mowing).
I wonder why nobody thinks golf isn't harmful to our mental health? Have you ever heard them replaying all eighteen holes, shot by shot, over lunch?
Thank you very much you joyless gits that made and posted that clip on Youtube!