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I think he'd choose the latter being a man of tradition. It just occurred to me--what if he'd prefer a gelato? Oh, Phips!

I've heard there's no keeping him down on the farm, so to speak. He's always on the move, always heading up some foundation and awarding prizes named for himself.

I've heard rumors, and you know, it's been stressful. We, here in Ohio, think so much of our dear Phips that the idea of his possible demise paralyzes us with fear! He still has much to accomplish in life! Is he okay?

Apparently, the prince has had an ongoing pen-pal relationship with a woman in South Africa for over 40 years. The woman has just published a book about their friendship (yes, platonic). What is her name?

In fact, in his prime, he appeared to be a tall, fine-looking and quite fit Nordic type. Are we sure he's of Greek descent? Has anyone seen him imbibing ouzo whilst wearing red balloon pants and kicking up his Greek heels? Perhaps is just a rumour? It seems unlikely Prince Edward sprung from...

I thought this was scandalous when I had heard her carry on the way she did on stage in 1973. She is quite the pianist when she's not hamming it up in front of audiences all over. But, really. Phyllis and Phips? I don't see it...

I think he'd choose the latter being a man of tradition. It just occurred to me--what if he'd prefer a gelato? Oh, Phips!

I've heard there's no keeping him down on the farm, so to speak. He's always on the move, always heading up some foundation and awarding prizes named for himself.

Now that she is being schooled in royal etiquette, will her new family be watching her like a hawk do you suppose? I mean, is there something to this Pygmalion effect? I would imagine a formal dinner with her in-laws might be tension filled at times. Best to know how to keep the conversation...

Now that she is being schooled in royal etiquette, will her new family be watching her like a hawk do you suppose? I mean, is there something to this Pygmalion effect? I would imagine a formal dinner with her in-laws might be tension filled at times. Best to know how to keep the conversation...

"I've Got a Lover-ly Bunch of Coconuts" by Merv Griffin Had you known this?

Here in Cincinnati, Ohio, Prince Philip enjoys practically a cult following. We love all things Phips (Phillip). We are already planning the festivities for his 91st and can't wait to get the ball rolling. Any suggestions as to what themes we could highlight or some fun "Philip-esque" jokes...

He's been napping more and more lately. What gives?

I'd like to bring in a picture of Prince Philip to work, after having framed it myself, to display on my desk and to show my co-workers. This is provided I can find a picture of him posing with a riding crop. Do you suppose I can find one of him playing polo or any other such sport on the...

What will he be wearing that's so "jaunty"?

and what might he be planning? (that little Dickens!) Serious (and scandalous) answers only, please.

He's erudite (alright, perhaps he's not, but let's just say for the sake of this entry) yet often puts his foot in his mouth. Once Phips, as I like to call him, is ready for the press and photographers, he chooses a room in which to receive these "mosquitoes," and begins to answer (or avoid)...

Ah, Phips! No one cuts a more debonair figure than he, especially if he is propped up against a fine piece of furniture for dramatic affect. One wonders where he finds the ability to do this on a daily basis?

If so, has the fine prince ever gotten out of line and made a crack about the highly esteemed Khalil Gibran's heritage? (You know how Phips can be sometimes.)

Is it really all that dignified, or is this another example of lofty English terminology? (You know how fluffy you Brits get when it comes to tiles!) Can one acquire this if, say, one is from Ohio? And, if I do acquire this, can I wave it around under my neighbors' noses to make them feel...