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Subject: Deffinatley agree with tami!
Author: Josh	[ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ] Date Posted: 08/17/07 12:09:39pm In reply to: Pageant Follower 's message, "Miss Texas Teen U.S.A." on 08/16/07 5:22:29pm ... [ Next Thread \| Previous Thread \| Next Message \| Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: I agree as well. Well said Tami!

Author:
Myssie
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Date Posted: 08/18/07 3:58:16pm

>I really think all girls entering Miss Texas Teen
>U.S.A. should go at large. I have heard many stories
>why some girls do not want to go with the director of
>RGV U.S.A. Whatever it may be, you can always enter.
>If you have a coach or someone that can guide you the
>right direction like Paty, Narsie, or this lady called
>Missy. Look at Miss Brownsville she entered at large
>and even beat the current Miss RGV U.S.A. by making it
>to top 16. These girls sometimes need a simple hand
>instead of looking like robots trying to imitate
>another queen. I have also heard you will likely spend
>more money if you go through the director. For
>example, taking coaching from out of town people,
>photos from the official photographer, and so on. From
>what I heard it only benefits the director and the
>person doing the lessons. I would like to hear some
>remarks on this topic. What are the up's and down's if
>you register through the director. Is it worth the
>drama we all hear?