Advisors for Meghan and Harry

  Is it bad luck to renew one's wedding vows? It will be for Harry and Meghan Well, let me be more precise with this one: if Meghan and Harry ever feel like they want to renew their vows, I think they should do it very, very, privately where it is just them and the witness who knows about it. And if possible, they should not even have a witness. Unless maybe the Duchess' mother Doria can do it. Why do I say that? Well, fundamentally, as a former divorce lawyer, I can tell you that a lot of people renew their vows right before they contact the divorce attorney. It is a very weird phenomenon and I have concluded that renewing vows is bad luck. Especially if it is publicly divulged. Just like Meghan and Harry had their secret ceremony with the Archbishop of Canterbury, if they ever feel like they need to renew their vows, they should do it in secret. It should be just between them, as they stare into each other's eyes, and hold each other's hands. No one else should be pr

  So, who is the Archbishop of Canterbury these days? I have no idea. I don't really keep up with that kind of stuff. I am not a member of the Church of England, and in my own former religion, I barely know who is who. But I can tell you with the greatest due respect, that I have very little regard for many of these so-called "men of the cloth." And I say this with all due respect. But things have changed in how I see these people. My experience is that they are a bunch of humans who are just like the rest of the population in every way. They eat, they excrete, they have sex (sometimes with partners they are not supposed to), they lie, they have biases and prejudices, they steal, they commit adultery, and maybe even murder. There are good ones too, don't get me wrong. But this "holiness" thing is over. Am over it. It's not true. They are just like the rest of the population. They just wear weird outfits like the Klu Klux Klan. And forgive me for making t