Today I recieved a registered letter to say my British Citizenship has been approved!
I feel as if I have (strangely) come a full circle, having been born into a British colony and starting my schooling colouring in the Union Jack in Kindergarten. It isn't official until the ceremony, which they say they'll notify me about, but it's close enough that I felt the day deserved a "patriotic" picture.
Have a good day! :-)
CONGRATULATIONSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm SO HAPPY for you. ;-D
CONGRATS!
ReplyDeleteMany congratulations, Michelle!
ReplyDeletethe UK has itself a good 'un!
(I'm still waiting for the US authorities to even cash my cheque, after almost 3 weeks! Sigh! )
Congratulations Michelle!!!
ReplyDelete(and an excellent pic) :D
Good for you!! A=nd - Happy Belated Birthday. :-o
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to you! You must blog about the ceremony! I hope you don't faint tho...
ReplyDeleteThank you.. thank you..
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I promise to tell you all about the ceremony.
Twilight
I'm waving a star-spangled four leaf clover for you here. :-D
That's wonderful, Michelle. Congratulations!!
ReplyDeletecongrats! British citizenship is good, love the dual national principle..
ReplyDeleteCongrats! and I love the picture, made me giggle, although I wonder if the guy fainted!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone
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Yep, he fainted. My dad (was in army) says you're taught to drop back if you faint - so that you don't hurt yourself or those around you. Since they're usually holding guns, bayonettes, etc, it can be dangerous to faint and "flop" against someone.
Well that makes the picture sad then, poor guy. And interesting history lesson!
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