I stayed up all night to watch him get married for the first time, but I was only 34. It was a breeze. I did the same when the Duke of Cambridge, now the Prince of Wales, got married. By then, I was 64. It wasn't a breeze, but it wasn't that difficult.
Now, I'm 75, and I stayed up all night to watch his late mother's funeral and again last night for his Coronation.
I don't think I can handle another major Royal occasion. I'm sure I'll have passed by the time Prince George gets married (he's only nine) and I wouldn't make the effort for lesser Royals like Lady Louise or the Earl of Wessex.
Therefore, the only thing that would make me do it again is the King's funeral and the ensuing Coronation, but if he outlives me, I'm safe! He should do it, tho'. He's a year younger than me and has led a much healthier life than I have.
So, GOD SAVE THE KING!!!
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