What I have noticed is that Guyana in fact possess a few, natural-born, stunning beauties. And for me a beautiful face is one that when is devoid of make-up and other war paint, is still captivating; it’s all about symmetry, angles, angles angles. Cheek bones, shape of eyes, skin tone (as DISTINCT FROM SKIN COLOUR) and other stuff like that. One person that comes to mind is that Moore girl, I believe retired Justice Winston Moore’s daughter.

Nonetheless, I believe where Guyanese beauties fail in relation to their overseas counterparts is their inability to be articulate and think on their feet (not that our girls are not bright); preparation, mind and BODY; go to the gym, gym, gym, everyday if you know you wanna be a serious contender and please, girls have some DIGNITY and CLASS, since beauty is not only skin deep. Those two traits are acquired/cultivated over time and cannot be bought in two months leading up to a major pageant.

I wish Ms Cox well and hopes she does Guyana proud in the Bahamas

TO THE COX’S FAMILY I KNOW HOW ELETED YOU WOULD BE.. I SHARE THAT SAID JOY WITH YOU GUYS.

Jenel Cox – Miss Guyana Universe 2009.. THIS PATH YOU HAVE TAKEN ALL STARTED WHEN YOU ATTENDED STELLA MARIS NURSERY AND GOT THE TOUCH FROM YOUR NURSERY TEACHER SMILE
DO YOU REMEMBER THOSE DAYS SMILE – WITH HOPE AND FAITH I KNOW YOU WILL CONTINUE TO EXCEL KEEP FOCUS MY DEAR YOUR NURSERY TR.

I’M SO PROUD OF YOU – MY BLESSINGS GO WITH YOU !

My answer would be criminals should they be a danger to people around they should be neutralised. But the first option should be to capture and let the court deal with the criminal.

On the other hands, women were seen as house making and to take care of the children. But with the passage of time the role of a woman has evolved into something today where women are playing a key role alongside the male in the development of our society. They are no longer view as homemakers, but as doctors, lawyers, etc.

The role of a woman is to take care of us.

I need to see a picture of Ms Lewis, she captured the Miss Body Beautiful/fitness prize, and I want to see that “well – toned” body of hers.

In The intelligent segment i’ll give the girl from Bartica First, even thou i think she sounded like pro and was way above her peers in responding to the questions posted to her. She was extremely knowledgeable about her platform and when asked what she would say to viewers to encourage them to visit Bartica she turn and face the cameras, just like politicians do, and talk to them much much more confidently than the President does. The second place in this segment goes to the girl from Soesdyke, in my opinion. She was a bit neverous as expected but her response was short and to the point and at no time did she deviate from the questions asked. I think she was on the money until Miss Bartica grace the carmeras.

The others were somewhat okay apart from the one girl that choked up and went blank. Another sore point of this segment for me was the three girls who all had Jagdeo’s Low Carbon Development Strategy as their platform. It seems to be more like a campaign for the President’s Initiative. With Guyana plague with High levels of crime, Child Abuse, Domestic Voilence and other deafening social issues, one would think that their platforms would be centered around more short term issues than long term initiatives.

You made my day with the last part of your comment. It was a very easy question but the answer was not good at all.

Great Job! Keep it up friend.

OJ