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[> [> [> This also makes me wonder how a fest can be a prelim. It seems like it would a conflict of interest -- Anonymous, 17:05:35 04/17/06 Mon [1]

>>Some Festivals allow you to but some are contracted
>and do not allow you to compete for anything during
>your reign. Just check with the festival first ! here
>is a list of some that DO NOT allow you to compete:
>Washington Catfish, Cattle , Erath 4th of july, and I
>believ there are a few more. Hope this helps. But one
>question why would you Want to be a festival queen and
>have to travel ever weekend when you want to be Mrs
>Louisiana. unless the festival represents a charity
>and it happens to be there charity that you work with
>already as part of your platform? Just a question..

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[> [> [> [> How does you see it as a COI? Just curious -- Anonymous, 21:01:19 04/17/06 Mon [1]

>>>Some Festivals allow you to but some are contracted
>>and do not allow you to compete for anything during
>>your reign. Just check with the festival first ! here
>>is a list of some that DO NOT allow you to compete:
>>Washington Catfish, Cattle , Erath 4th of july, and I
>>believ there are a few more. Hope this helps. But one
>>question why would you Want to be a festival queen and
>>have to travel ever weekend when you want to be Mrs
>>Louisiana. unless the festival represents a charity
>>and it happens to be there charity that you work with
>>already as part of your platform? Just a question..

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[> [> [> [> [> Like the above post said- How can you concentrate on representing your festival c/i -- Anonymous, 07:48:11 04/18/06 Tue [1]

If you will have obligations as Mrs. Louisiana?

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[> [> [> [> [> [> I am pretty sure that they would pass the festival title down to the first runner-up. -- Anonymous, 12:18:33 04/18/06 Tue [1]

>If you will have obligations as Mrs. Louisiana?

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[> [> [> Not all Ms or Mrs festival queens travel every weekend -- Anonymous, 21:02:29 04/17/06 Mon [1]

>>Some Festivals allow you to but some are contracted
>and do not allow you to compete for anything during
>your reign. Just check with the festival first ! here
>is a list of some that DO NOT allow you to compete:
>Washington Catfish, Cattle , Erath 4th of july, and I
>believ there are a few more. Hope this helps. But one
>question why would you Want to be a festival queen and
>have to travel ever weekend when you want to be Mrs
>Louisiana. unless the festival represents a charity
>and it happens to be there charity that you work with
>already as part of your platform? Just a question..

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