[Magdalen] I've been watching

[sally.davies at gmail.com]

Ann, from what I have read, they were fighting to hang up the phone on her.
The only designers willing to work for Melania were Tommy Hilfiger and
Ralph Lauren, who perpetrated the blue dress.

I don't know anything about dresses and at first I thought it did look
elegant, then I caught another angle and changed my mind. The top part was
like a strait jacket coming untied.

But Melania herself is elegant and i agree about the sadness in her eyes.
May God comfort and protect her, and her little boy, and all other members
of the family who might not want this at all.

A long necktie - maybe compensating for the, ahem, tiny hands

Sally D

On Sat, 21 Jan 2017 at 7:13 PM Ann Markle <ann.markle at aya.yale.edu> wrote:

> What was the deal his too-long necktie? I couldn't figure out what that was
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> about, but I saw Stephen Colbert make fun of it last.
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> I thought the dress was unfortunate, and the long, blue gloves -- what was
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> that? It was in the 50s there, so it wasn't for warmth. Her being a model,
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> I would have thought designers and stylists would have been fighting to
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> dress and style her. I also feel sorry for her, and every time he flashes
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> those bad dentures or implants or whatever they are, at her, I cringe. What
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> a bargain with the devil she struck!
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> On the other hand, I still have a pair of purple leather gloves that I
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> bought in 2013, when I saw Michelle's at the inaugural parade. Every time I
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> wear them, I think of her so fondly.
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> On Sat, Jan 21, 2017 at 10:30 AM Marion Thompson <
> marionwhitevale at gmail.com>
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> wrote:
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> > Actually, giving credit where credit was due,  I thought she looked
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> > lovely, elegant, and I was glad to see her hair up for the occasion. He,
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> > on the other hand, always looks like a sack of potatoes.
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> > --
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> Ann
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> The Rev. Ann Markle
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> Buffalo, NY
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