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Mike
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One from Spain, one from France, and one from the USA. You pick which is which. 
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Michelle Obama, the new First Lady of the United States of America is an inspiration to American women. She is an incredible role model for young women everywhere. Stay-at-home moms, working women, college graduates and CEO's, are inextricably tied to Michelle. On January 21, 2009, we watched this incredible woman hold Lincoln's bible as she took her place in history beside her husband now President, Barack Obama. America has fallen in love with this incredible, wife, mother and community activist. Her heart is full compassion for people of every nationality and race.
She's a walking fashion statement for this generation for tall, full-footed women around the world. On Inauguration night, she was striking. She debuted an elegant one-shoulder gown by Taipei-born designer, Jason Wu. The first lady's gown was made of silk chiffon embellished with organza and Swarovski crystal rhinestones and silver thread embroidery. During the swearing-in ceremony, earlier that morning, she wore a classic "lemongrass" ensemble designed by Isabel Toledo. Tall women around the world held their heads a little higher, but I'm sure they were trying to guess the size of her feet. I believe I can say this with some authority. Most women who wear size 11 and up tend to try to guess the shoe size of other full-footed women. Well, I admit. I do.
Now those of us who wear large-size shoes are certainly curious of the first lady's shoe size. I suspect she's a size 11 or 12. The first lady wore a pair of green Jimmy Choo pumps along with her Isabel Toledo ensemble. Of course, those of us who wear size 10 and up know that Jimmy Choo has selected styles available in size 11. It's possible that she wears a size 10. I would really love to know. I already feel a kinship with Michelle Obama. She simply makes me proud . I also believe that we have something in common - size 11 feet. Now, wouldn't that be something. Anything is possible!
Maybe she'll stop by my large-size designer shoe blog, Your Feet Make You Unique and tell us her shoe size.
Andrea Pace, creator of Your Feet Make You Unique. She proudly wears size 11 shoes and she is committed to helping women feel better about the size of their feet and walking in their own shoes. You'll find valuable shopping tips, articles and more for women who wear size 10 and up... Visit http://www.yourfeetmakeyouunique.com today.
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Big Muddy rancher
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Tam
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Mike
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Larrry
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| She should be fined for not having a WIDE LOAD sign displayed properly
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Tam
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loomixguy
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| Aunt Esther ain't nearly as scary lookin' as Mrs. TWAP. They could have $800,000 worth of triple overtime hair and makeup work done on Mrs. TWAP, and still not be able to make a silk purse from a sow's ear......
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MsSage
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I am not going to say anything about size or anything personal about her......
I will say that she needs to listen to her handlers when they tell her "causal dress" means you dress UP. Or get new handlers who KNOW protocal.
She is in a posistion and there are standards that she HAS to meet.
You want to wear cottonwear fine go ahead....BUT dont do it during a meeting of other heads of state.
OK maybe I can better explain my thinking this way.....
Shoer is going to be in a photoshoot for the company he drives for. Shoer is very conscious of how he looks. Yes, yall have seen "truck drivers" and know they look sloppy. He has always wanted to have a clean look to himself. He has gone from jeans and tshirt to polos and slacks.
He takes pride in how he comes across to people ....the warehouse managers to the customers who have purchased the boxes he is hauling to anyone who sees him.
I know I will upset some but this is how I feel. I will go to church (here) in clean ironed jeans since I know some will be coming in from the field. I will not go to church back home in jeans. Everyone there dresses up, women in dresses men in slacks. Also I will not wear jeans to a wedding, maybe a jean looking skirt . It all comes down to respect....for yourself,others and the event. Have we come this far where apperances do NOT matter?
As for me it will always matter and I want anyone representing me to be properly dressed.
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Lonecowboy
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loomixguy
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| The sad part is that because of her superior attitude these comments come so easy. But it does almost looks like she is in a race to get somewhere before the others.
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