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Subject: Be considerate. Pageantry is supposed to be fun and not backstabbing. Author: EM should have contacted the girl beforehand simple as that. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 04/16/04 6:45am In reply to: Pageantry is not a profession. 's message, "I'm not a professional so why should I be professional?" on 04/16/04 12:05am >>For your information, had you read the post by EM >>correctly you would have seen as everyone else did >>that she only apologized to my daughter for saying >>something concerning my daughter and her contract on >>that board. She said specifically that someone told >>her my daughter was under contract and was that true. >>The PROFESSIONAL thing to do would have been to >>contact the person and not put it on that board. >>Well, little did she realize she had forgotten that I >>had called her and told her upfront that my daughter >>was under contract and due to give up her title in 4 >>weeks and could she compete. EM gave my daughter >>permission to compete so therefore, she knew about the >>contract beforehand. She SIMPLY forgot and she >>realized she NEVER should have asked that question on >>that type of board. She realized as the director she >>should have called and spoke with us. The only other >>statement she made was that she knew my daughter would >>have done a good job for her. >> >>If you knew my daughter you would know that she is not >>in any way a sore loser and she was excited for the >>girl. It was a close competition. There was a .5 >>tenths of a difference between those two girls. It >>was very close. The judges had a very tough time. >> >>Please don't make more of this than there it is. I >>believe EM's apology was very clear and it was in no >>way having anything to do with my daughter not >>winning. >> >>Should you have anything else to say about this >>matter, then be professional enough to e-mail me so I >>know who I"m talking to. >> >>With best regards, I remain >> >>Sincerely, >> >>Robin Abshire [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date im with the previous poster..making pageants a profession means you are in it for all the wrong reasons no one is professional in pageants 04/16/04 2:02pm Old news, just drop it. But still missing point! Not "professional" in competing, director -- should be professional w/ her actions or considerate!, 04/16/04 5:20pm