1 Nov
Well, today is the big day. If you recall, back in August I took the British citizenship exam . Passed, of course, and today is the day I get to raise my right hand and swear my loyalty to queen and country or some such. I suppose it would be a good idea if I read the sweary bits before I go in, just in case I’m signing over my house or something.
I do recall however, that it starts out something like:
I do solemnly, sincerely and truly declare…
Really really truly truly I mean it I promise.
This is the option for people who, like myself, don’t feel comfortable with the “oath” version, in which you say something like:
I swear by Almighty God
So, you don’t have to bring the big guy into it… if you really really truly mean it.
Won’t be back this afternoon, because I’m planning to spend the afternoon finding out how to join the Scottish National Party… As soon as I really really truly swear my allegiance, I’m gonna hop on that Scottish separatist bandwagon and hoist the Saltire outside my house. We Scots have always been rebellious, and I have some catching up to do.

Congrats, Hope you have a great day.
Atta girl, Jayne…join up to rebel. That’ll have that old bastard Cromwell spinning in his grave. (Bet he thought he had the better of the Scots there for a while.)
I trust you and the Queen will have a dandy time. What does one wear for such an occasion? Fancy duds, no doubt, and now that you’re a Brit, you’ll just know where to acquire those great hats they don and doff for most occasions.
Congratulations on your advanced fancihood. (A title go with all this? Yer Ladyness, for instance.) Enjoy. Wish all us BW could be there for a proper wetting down afterward. Cheers.
Thanks for dropping in on my blog. Now I feel like the stupid American because my blog is so USA focused. But come on, we excel at stupid things so it’s easy to make fun of it.
Congrats!
My grandfather (last name McColm) was rebellious, and he would be glad to fill in anyone at any time about what they should be rebelling about at this very moment.