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| Subject: I so, so, SO agree with you!!!!! You sound like the Mrs. America I want to see representing me for the year and years to come! don't think the directors of the system feel the same way. I want to compete - a long time dream, but don't think I can get out of states. My state director keeps telling me I can compete, but really....are they going to crown a 50+ african american women. NO! | |
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] Date Posted: 14:45:58 07/14/10 Wed In reply to: Mrs. 's message, "To all the directors out there and to those who've been around this system for a while (meaning more than 5 years), what does this system look for in it's winners? Taking a look at the states themselves there's a wide range of winners from young (24) to older (44) that's a 20 year age span. Click in for a bit more." on 05:34:40 07/14/10 Wed >I'd like to know what this system is really about. If >this is a system that focuses on raw beauty and >nothing else, well then I in my early 30's, don't look >like I did when I was 24. I hold a PhD. level >education, mother of 2, and active in my community. >Too me, that's what I would like to see in a Mrs. >America. A woman that's well, a woman. You can't >tell me that a 20 something possess the same life >experiences as a more mature person regardless of >children. That's what I simply don't get. When I >competed in the USA system, it was about beauty yes, >but also about being able to promote my state and >bring in more girls to the system. I don't see much >of that in America, but then again I'm new to this. >So what I'd really like to see is a reasonable >dialogoue about what this system REALLY WANTS from >it's winner. No reason wasting my time if it's just >raw beauty and a 20 something body. > >Thank you and PLAY NICE with your comments!!!! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] |
| [> Subject: Too the above poster. Don't ever give up a dream. God doesn't. I will continue to compete in my state pageant because I do feel I can represent both married women and this organization. However, I would hope that somehow I could influnce Mrs. America to come up with a mission. For organizations, failure to follow and draft a mission statement leaves the organization to loose identity and well, fail. I guess as long as there are married women out there who want to compete it won't fail, but it will never be as good as it could be. | |
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Date Posted: 16:15:58 07/14/10 Wed >I'd like to know what this system is really about. If >this is a system that focuses on raw beauty and >nothing else, well then I in my early 30's, don't look >like I did when I was 24. I hold a PhD. level >education, mother of 2, and active in my community. >Too me, that's what I would like to see in a Mrs. >America. A woman that's well, a woman. You can't >tell me that a 20 something possess the same life >experiences as a more mature person regardless of >children. That's what I simply don't get. When I >competed in the USA system, it was about beauty yes, >but also about being able to promote my state and >bring in more girls to the system. I don't see much >of that in America, but then again I'm new to this. >So what I'd really like to see is a reasonable >dialogoue about what this system REALLY WANTS from >it's winner. No reason wasting my time if it's just >raw beauty and a 20 something body. > >Thank you and PLAY NICE with your comments!!!! [ Post a Reply to This Message ] |