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« Reply #390 on: May 12, 2013, 04:33:39 AM »

You took the words right off my keyboard, Butterbean.
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« Reply #391 on: May 12, 2013, 04:03:01 PM »

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Do you want to hear the Queen Jetsun Pema speak English?
A message from HM theDruk Gyaltsuen:   http://youtu.be/FxcRsxRIbAc
"On the occasion of the 25th anniversary of Montreal Protocol, Her Majesty Jetsun Pema Wangchuck, Queen of Bhutan, gave a message on global commitment to protect the environment and the ozone layer."

What a pleasant voice. She did 1 million times better than a certain British royal who did a video message a few weeks back.  Whistle

And better than a certain Danish royal too Wink

 Laughing That must be the difference if you make the effort or not to learn a foreign language. ( *winkwink* Charlene...)

The King speaking English : http://youtu.be/oXDbuKIcm4U
And the Queen Mother (well, one of the four Queen moms) : http://youtu.be/T5gogocr10c
And The King's brother and heir Prince Jigyel : http://youtu.be/2OTLjytdT0I
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« Reply #392 on: May 12, 2013, 08:46:38 PM »


Queen Jetsun didn't wait around for her prince to propose unlike Duchess Dolittle. He waited for her to complete her education  Yes
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« Reply #393 on: May 15, 2013, 06:16:58 PM »


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15 May 2013, Tencholing: His Majesty The King granted an audience to the 7th batch of DeSuung Volunteers.

His Majesty told the volunteers that it is important to know our history in order to understand where we stand at present, and to get a clear idea of where we are going in the future.

“We have a glorious history that we should be proud of,” His Majesty said. “Our ancestors and Kings and have worked hard to ensure that our country remained safe and secure, and have built a strong and independent nation.”

One of the greatest achievements of His Majesty the Fourth Druk Gyalpo was leading the country into democracy, His Majesty said.

However, His Majesty reminded the volunteers that democracy is not the goal, but the means to an end, and the end is greater peace, prosperity, security and happiness of the people of Bhutan.

His Majesty spoke to the DeSuups about the challenges Bhutan faces as a small landlocked country, and reminded them that we must stick to our core fundamentals and navigate wisely through change.

“We are a strong people. We have unmatched tenacity and strength. We must reinforce and preserve these values in you, and you must pass it on to the future generations,” His Majesty said.

His Majesty said that the deep love that we have for our country is a constant source of inspiration.

“I am proud of you. You give me motivation, reinforce my sense of duty, and remind me why I love serving my country,” His Majesty said.

The 7th batch DeSuung training began on 11th April and concluded on 14th May. The 119 men and women received a five week Disaster Management, First Aid, Survival, value-based and physical training.

So far, 571 men and 251 women have undergone the DeSuung training since its inception in February 2011.

Good portait photo, I like their official uniforms. 
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« Reply #394 on: May 16, 2013, 01:28:30 AM »

Does anyone know who the lone woman is (other than the queen) seated on the left side of the photo?  And...how long have the king and queen been married?  Should we be expecting to hear the pitter-patter of tiny silk shoes any time soon?  If the king and queen have a son, will he replace the king's brother as heir?  Sorry for all the questions, but I'm curious.
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« Reply #395 on: May 16, 2013, 09:14:23 PM »

Does anyone know who the lone woman is (other than the queen) seated on the left side of the photo?  And...how long have the king and queen been married?  Should we be expecting to hear the pitter-patter of tiny silk shoes any time soon?  If the king and queen have a son, will he replace the king's brother as heir?  Sorry for all the questions, but I'm curious.

 Smiley Don't be sorry, your curiosity is welcome. I don't know much but I'll try to answer correctly.  Grin

The identity of the young woman on the left of the photo isn't mentioned but I think it may be one of the King's sisters. But I'm not sure.  Thinking

The King and the Queen married on October the 12th 2011 in Punakha. The festivities lasted three days. For now, they don't have children.

http://www.guardian.co.uk...ure=380354127&index=0

Article & photos & video about the wedding: http://www.huffingtonpost...dding-king_n_1008544.html
http://articles.washingto...k-jetsun-pema-raven-crown

About the heir to the throne, you're right, when the royal couple have a son, the child will be the heir.

 Thumb up > https://www.facebook.com/KingJigmeKhesar  https://www.facebook.com/QueenJetsun
https://www.facebook.com/...gmeKhesarNamgyelWangchuck https://www.facebook.com/jetsunpema
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