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Subject: Re: Should I go against my instinct and let my daughter compete in Miss SC?

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Date Posted: Monday, July 24, 06:37:27pm
In reply to: Angie 's message, "Should I go against my instinct and let my daughter compete in Miss SC?" on Wednesday, July 19, 10:01:25pm

>My daughter competed in Miss SC Teen twice, never
>placed. Beforehand she had mock interviews with
>experienced judges and they rated her as excellent.
>Her piano skills were great, her evening gown, top
>notch. Still no top 15. She competed in another
>system recently and won overall interview and placed
>1st runner up against 43 girls. Very beautiful and
>smart girls. Now, in her heart, she wants to compete
>in Miss SC as a Miss. Is that a waste of time? Do
>you have to be in a circle of people that is wanted to
>win to place? I'm torn.

Any one that says they are just in it for the experience either is lying or has no ambition! Of course the experience can be very beneficial itself to young ladies, as long as everyone has an equal chance of winning!

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