What if you were given your own staff who would support you in your everyday work and personal affairs? If you're British royalty, anything is possible. Just ask Princes William and Harry.

The London AP reported this morning that Princes William and Harry have been granted their own royal "household" by their grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II. This means that the princes will now have their own staff that supports them in their public duties and private lives. Wouldn't that be convenient?

The household that the princes will share will have three main staff members, supported by a "small" team. Sir David Manning, the former British ambassador to Washington, will work as a part-time adviser to the princes.

Up until now, William and Harry have had their everyday lives handled by the office of their father, Prince Charles, at Clarence House in central London. But no more. They've even established their own office at nearby St. James's Palace to look after their public, military and charitable activities.

Along with their own office, the princes also have new "cyphers" (a fancy term for official logos). William's cypher is red -- the same color used by his father and grandmother -- and consists of a "W" topped with a coronet. Harry's cypher is similar, but has an "H" and is blue -- a similar shade to that used by his late mother Diana, the Princess of Wales.

Now if we could just squeeze in a 30-minute nap or have our kids do the dishes, that would make us feel like royalty.