The Holidays
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Origin | Sydney |
|---|---|
| Australia | |
| Record labels | Liberation Music |
| Members | Alex Kortt |
| Andrew Kerridge | |
| Will Magnus | |
| Simon Jones | |
| Albums | Post Paradise |
| Real Feel | |
| Genres | Indie Rock |
| Pop Rock | |
| Soul Music | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1791914 |
About The Holidays
The Holidays are an Australian indie pop/soul band. Formed in Sydney in 2006, the band consists of Simon Jones, Will Magnus, Alex Kortt and Andrew Kerridge. Their debut album Post Paradise was nominated for an Australian Music Prize.
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Coronavirus: How William and Kate dealing with lockdown be?
In an extensive interview with The Bbc about the Corona Virus pandemic, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
But she also spoke about what life is like for them during the lockout, and the positive Take Away from these unusual times.
From baking with The Children and Joe Wicks workout videos to technical glitches on video calls with other royals, here's what we learned from The Interview .
1. You are set with The Children At HomePrince George , six, and Princess Charlotte , four, typically the school visit during the week, But now they are At Home in Kensington Palace with his mother, father and Younger Brother , Prince Louis, the two next week.
"The Kids don't have stamina, I know how," says Catherine , adding that you do online-some tips For Fun activities around The House .
"beat you to a tent, The Tent to cook down again, and bake. You get to The End of The Day , and you had a lovely Time - But it is amazing how much you can cram into a day, that's for sure. "
2. Homeschooling is... Fun Princess Charlotte started the school in SeptemberIt is unclear how much help The Duke and Duchess have, if it is to take care of your children, But you say you are homeschooling, Prince Louis and Princess Charlotte in lockdown.
And Prince William sums it up as "Fun " - what a view of Catherine .
"We don't really have children, we'll say, actually, over The Holidays . I feel very mean," she says.
"Someone gave me some very Good Advice , the holiday structure. There is a fairly strict routine in The House , which helped massively, All of us - just with a bit of routine, [a] little bit of normalcy. But it is unusual. "
3. You are in the dealing with the as to The Children what to sayCatherine is going on says that adults should not underestimate how much children take in about the pandemic.
"you can't ignore it. And also you do not want to kind of scare them and make it overwhelming," she says.
"I think it is appropriate to confirm in... age-appropriate ways to try and help you through them, because these are not normal circumstances, and you will pick is definitely up on that. "
4. In the Chat The Family with his technical difficultiesPrince William says The Royals are always used to speak about video-through calls without "case, the computer halfway".
"It's a bit hectic, I'll lie, with a two-year-old, you need to Take Away The Phone ," says Catherine .
William adds: "He always wants to press the Red Button . "
Kate laughs. "To say it is pretty hectic for All of them, The Right thing at The Right Time , without pressing the wrong buttons. But it is great and it is nice to stay in contact with All of them. "
5. They worry about their families,Prince William speaks about how he felt frightened after his father, Prince Charles, when
"I must admit, initially I was quite concerned, he fits The Profile of someone, at the age he is, is quite risky," he says.
But he says that Prince Charles has learned that a lot of chest infections and colds before so he felt optimistic that he would recover.
He adds that his father was able to go for walks, challenging, and that The Family is doing "everything we can" for the protection of his grandparents, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh.
6. Exercise is a struggle,William's jokes is that in order to run after The Children , she has kept busy - But says that they have not done as much exercise as you'd like.
"We have to go for the odd, the odd bike ride as well. So we will keep The Children busy and active and healthy," he says.
"We have not quite finished yet, Joe Wicks way to train, which seems to do Everyone Else , even though We Are not far away. This could happen at some point. "
7. The positive of working from home,William says that he thinks that a reduction in travel around The World a "big difference" to The Environment . And he hopes to keep that, once the pandemic is facilitated to select companies that, more meetings via video rather than face-to-face.
"I've always thought that was madness, really... Why on earth do we do when we have the technology today to do things? Why don't we lead more business to your home?", he asks.
He acknowledges that many companies rely on face-to-face meetings, But hopes to travel more people with the challenge, your settings, after the lockout ends.
8. You make The Most of the Time for The Family , Princess Charlotte , Prince Ludwig and Prince George took part in the NHS Clapping for Carers on 23. To say MarchThe Duke and The Duchess, the lockdown she has Time on relationships With Friends and family.
Prince William says he knows there are a lot of people in the "other circumstances", where "many people live in a house, and. always on top of each other".
"For the vast majority of people, I hope we were able to positive results from this and realize that We Are not All the Time ," he says.
9. And you are also told still about Easter chocolate"Honestly, it is hidden in every little corner around The House ," says Catherine .
uk royal family, coronavirus lockdown measures, self-isolation, prince george, princess charlotte, coronavirus pandemic, prince louis, the royal family and the media, catherine, duchess of cambridge, prince william, duke of cambridge
Source of news: bbc.com
