What does the Queen do to entertain herself?

Question

She sure doesnt spend alot of time couped up in her so called royal chambers, i would image it gets quite boring.

What does the queen do to entertain herself?

Play a game of croutque?

Have some afternoon tea?

Watch the commoner tourists outside and imagining to herself 'what are they suppose to be looking at?'

Eating some crumpets?

Playing with prince phillip's balls?

Answer 1

She does the same as everyone else does except she is in a   prison called Buckingham Palace. It would be difficult for her to go down the shops for a pint of milk wouldn't it. She enjoys loads of different things like, horseriding, horse racing, walking, all those country kind of persuits one does when one is not in residence in the city.

Answer 2

that story is a lito funny there madmunk lol

Answer 3

I would guess (and a guess it is) that the Queen, aside from her duties, does what everyone else does: she reads, she watches television, she sees movies, she listens to music, she writes letters. She strikes me as not being an artsy-crafty person, which suggests that her preferences are middle-class. She enjoys a laugh. Once a film was made in which she was laughing at a 'I Love Lucy' segment. She has her dogs and horses. As everybody knows, she likes horse racing. Away from Buckingham Palace, in the country, she walks, she has favored members of her family around her, she drives (or is driven) in the country. She contributes to the country far more than many people seem to know.

Answer 4

She makes Prince Charles beg for the throne.

Answer 5

Write a letter to her and ask her, as only she would know since it is entertaining herself.

Answer 6

Freestyle Rapping

Answer 7

hunting and horse riding are two things she delights in..............

Answer 8

She probably enjoys spending the taxpayers' hardearned money

Answer 9

The King's Breakfast



THE King asked

The Queen, and

The Queen asked

The Dairymaid:

"Could we have some butter for

The Royal slice of bread?"

The Queen asked the Dairymaid,

The Dairymaid

Said, "Certainly,

I'll go and tell the cow

Now

Before she goes to bed."



The Dairymaid

She curtsied,

And went and told the Alderney:

"Don't forget the butter for

The Royal slice of bread."



The Alderney said sleepily:

"You'd better tell

His Majesty

That many people nowadays

Like marmalade

Instead."



The Dairymaid

Said "Fancy!"

And went to

Her Majesty.

She curtsied to the Queen, and

She turned a little red:

"Excuse me,

Your Majesty,

For taking of

The liberty,

But marmalade is tasty, if

It's very

Thickly

Spread."



The Queen said

"Oh!"

And went to his Majesty:

"Talking of the butter for

The royal slice of bread,

Many people

Think that

Marmalade

Is nicer.

Would you like to try a little

Marmalade

Instead?"



The King said,

"Bother!"

And then he said,

"Oh, deary me!"

The King sobbed, "Oh, deary me!"

And went back to bed.

"Nobody,"

He whimpered,

"Could call me

A fussy man;

I only want

A little bit

Of butter for

My bread!"



The Queen said,

"There, there!"

And went to

The Dairymaid.

The Dairymaid

Said, "There, there!"

And went to the shed.

The cow said,

"There, there!

I didn't really

Mean it;

Here's milk for his porringer

And butter for his bread."



The queen took the butter

And brought it to

His Majesty.

The King said

"Butter, eh?"

And bounced out of bed.

"Nobody," he said,

As he kissed her

Tenderly,

"Nobody," he said,

As he slid down

The banisters,

"Nobody,

My darling,

Could call me

A fussy man -

BUT

I do like a little bit of butter to my bread!"