Happy Birthday Prince George and secret Royal pictures

July 22, 2014 British Prince George is one year old.  

According to Camilla Turner

7:57AM BST 21 Jul 2014 

Queen is expected to attend Prince George's birthday party

Clarence House distances itself from rumors that George’s grandmother, Carole Middleton, hosted a rival Peter Rabbit-themed party

The Queen is expected to attend Prince George’s birthday party, while the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall are expected to be otherwise engaged.

Following the release of an official picture of Prince George to mark his first birthday, speculation has been growing about the details of his “private” birthday party.
Read more:  http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/prince-george/10979632/Queen-is-expected-to-attend-Prince-Georges-birthday-party.html

Yes, private birthday party indeed, rumor says below is the picture of the party which has been leaked out:

Yep, princes are supposed to be forever young, handsome and cute, right?

Prince Charles and Princes Ann about 60 years ago .

Prince Charles now: 

What would Prince George look after 60 years? Why should I care from six feet under?

Who is this awesome elegant looking woman?

She is none other, the Queen Elizabeth II after coronation in 1952.

The black and white pictures above were taken by photographer Kenneth Clayton, read more about the royal family secrets with pictures which have been hidden for more than 60 years: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2098719/REVEALED-First-pictures-Elizabeth-Queen-unveiled-family-portraits-taken-death-father-King-George.html

Happy 4th of July and the day after

恭喜美国238歲生日

So we will be enjoying the fireworks on 4th of July but what about the day after?

This editorial below was published on July issue of the Orinda News in California. 本图刊登在美国奧林達新聞 Orinda News.

 

Fun facts for July 4 美國國慶趣聞

By Pam Tobey July 3 at 5:00 AM

Steven Barnes, right, and Kiana Murray, center, reach for candy to add to their bags during the Dale City 2013 Fourth of July Parade in Dale City, Va. (Photo by Eva Russo for The Washington Post)

It’s time for fireworks, hot dogs, flags and fun facts about our country and Independence Day.
The population of the United States in 1776 was about 2.5 million, which was spread around the 13 states. On its 238th birthday, the U.S. population is estimated by the Census Bureau to be about 318.4 million, which is spread throughout the 50 states, the District of Columbia and the U.S. territories. That makes a 12,636 percent increase in population since 1776.

Read more: http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/07/03/fun-facts-for-july-4/