L.i.c.plan Jeevan Suraksha

What Not to Wear ... Version leaders debate

I quietly read my press this morning, drinking my coffee "Mixed Roastery" and watching the yellow leaves fall off. Everything was going well, until that time I started to read the editorial Lysiane Gagnon on again on the leaders' debate.

I largely agree with what she wrote: It is true that the leaders were clearly more comfortable in their mother tongue and should, in Canada, better learn our second language . Where my opinion differs from that de madame Gagnon, c'est lorsqu'elle se met à critiquer l'habillement et la coiffure de la chef du Parti vert, Elizabeth May, tant lors du débat franco que lors du débat anglo. Je suis d'accord avec elle pour l'accoutrement de madame May au débat franco: la veste était trop décontracte, et le pendentif à fleur pas tout à fait assez chic pour la circonstance. Mais au débat anglo, c'est clair que la cheffe écolo a suivi les conseils d'une styliste de la CBC. Son habillement était juste correct, selon moi: assez chic, pas snob, simple comme paraît l'être la dame. Ses cheveux? Corrects, selon moi. Laids, selon madame Gagnon, qui conseille à madame May d'apprendre à s'arranger When is visiting people, nothing less. But the head of the Green Party is a single mother who advocates social values and should certainly not be a millionaire. What would Mrs. Gagnon? She dresses like Britney Spears, Julie Couillard and Belinda Stronach? For men, it's simple suit and tie is always the case. For women it's different. Personally, I admire the simplicity of dress and the authenticity of a woman who does not have the nerve to dress like a rich bourgeois to come and defend people's interest ecologists from the left that it represents. Of course, I would suggest to follow some courses in French, but I salute his courage and wish him to continue to be well enough to stay in her skin herself. His dress and her hair in English debate was a good example for thousands of women "normal" as the company's Dove campaign has been for millions of women "normal" years ago. To look good on television as in life, no need to be a canon of beauty, just be genuine and to have the courage to express his ideas with sincerity, even if chefs do not take too what is there ... Bravo Ms. May. I do not vote for your party, but you have inspired me by your courage, your ideals and your presence simple and human in this world of millions of dollars and tie boring.