Hoping to avoid Kate Middleton's Naga princess-fairytale-come-true story, we're pulled in by "news" the royal couple will be coming to Buddhist Nepal, assuming it's not an extended April Fools' joke. William, Kate to honeymoon in Nepal (wink-wink)
( It's neither the romantic Mediterranean isle of Sicily nor scuba divers' paradise Australia where Prince William and Kate Middleton will head for their honeymoon after tying the knot in Westminster Abbey on April 29th. Instead, their destination is going to be Nepal, the land of the Buddha, Mt. Everest, and the Gurkhas [who were exploited by the British, enticed to fight against their own interests, and cheated out of promises made to them in return for their service], with whom William's younger brother Prince Harry served in Afghanistan for a brief spell in 2007-2008. But before the paparazzi start a stampede buying tickets to Nepal, maybe they should consider other factors too. For instance, the Nepali newspaper that "broke" the royal news did so on April 1, celebrated worldwide as All Fools' Day. More
William and Kate to Honeymoon in Nepal?
HIMALAYAN TIMES - Prince William and future Princess Kate Middleton are honeymooning in Nepal? They are according to "a report in the London Times." And you know it's true because the report said that Lowbrow Pinkelton, private secretary of Prince William, who is responsible for his travel arrangements, formally confirmed it: Royal Rumors and Related April Fools' Hoaxes - Why do some girls have all the luck? (Karma)
