View the gallery And with this, we close the door on this Royal Tour. Thanks, Fug Nation, for being so much fun these past two and a half weeks (and always). In between squealing over George and speculating on how much Wills and Kate might want to make out at
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View the gallery This is long, but hey, so was the tour. Basically, I wanted to show you some of the pictures that dribbled in after our posts went live -- Jess has been super on top of getting these up to you as fast as Getty Images allows, but a
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View the gallery Presumably, now that the tour is over, George has been trundled back home to roll around on the carpet at Kensington Palace and chaw on priceless antiques in private again, only trotted out for big events (rightly so, as he is just a baby and not even
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View the gallery And then everyone packed up and went home. For your (potential) edification, and (definitely) mine: Today's events (other than them leaving, of course) were in honor of ANZAC Day. Obviously, we don't have that in the US, as the internet tells me that
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View the gallery Today was a two-parter; you can find part one here. For last night's Cocktail Shindig Thingie (official royal terminology), Kate gave the old nod to Lela Rose, which is seriously surprising. I would have thought she'd have gone for an Aussie designer
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View the gallery The penultimate day! Tomorrow (today? Yesterday? I don't even know what my name is right now) these two will make a couple more final appearances and then climb on the plane and head back to London where surely many a nap will be taken and
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View the gallery And we've got Kate in McQueen again. (Interestingly, this sort of reminds me of the Emilia Wickstead dress she wore, ages ago, that she revived this week in teal.) This is not the first time she's worn McQueen in this pale pink shade;
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View the gallery Fifteen days down, four days to go! Today, Wills and Kate left the baby at home and went to Uluru/Ayers Rock, which is apparently very warm and also extremely beautiful. It's a UNESCO World heritage site, I learned today, and there are water holes
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View the gallery Easter + Zoo + Plane = so very much George. This was a big day and while Kate wore a lovely dove grey Alexander McQueen coat and darker grey Jane Taylor hat to Easter services -- my kingdom for a McQueen! My God, those coats are divine -- the cutest part of
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View the gallery I spent a very long time digging through GFY this afternoon, trying to figure out where I'd seen Kate's LK Bennett dress here, until Twitter (including many of you helpful Fug Nationals) reminded me that Mindy Kaling wore it on last week'
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View the gallery Today! Wills and Kate went to something called The Royal Easter Show, which best as I could figure out -- please help me, Australians! -- is somewhat like a really really LARGE county fair here in the US, full of livestock-shearing exhibits and people's prize-winning
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View the gallery William and Kate's first full day in Australia involved meeting with victims of a terrible and deeply destructive brush fire near Sydney -- I know everyone has great sympathy in these instances, but as a Californian, seeing brush fire and earthquake victims in consecutive days also
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View the gallery Part one involved puppies and George and bracelets, and then we moved from New Zealand to Sydney, which involved more George, but no puppies. As you will see, both Kate and Cheeks (as they call him over at What Would Kate Do? It's VERY APT
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View the gallery Today (so far) involved puppies! William holding George! And bracelets! ARE YOU TRYING TO KILL ME, ROYALS? I cannot take it: THOSE ARE MY THREE FAVORITE THINGS. Anyway, it was W&K's last day in New Zealand (which has looked so lovely; I really
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View the gallery Today, Wills and Kate went to Christchurch for a memorial service in honor of the victims of the devastating earthquake the region suffered in 2011 (and from which it is still recovering, from what I understand), then to open the Visitors Center, then to play some cricket,
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