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My Decision

5/10/2019

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Some of you have had the chance to read my letter I sent to MAO based upon the treatment and experiences I've gone through, but I wanted to share what has been on my heart with you here.

The Content from Letter i wrote to Miss America is below:


To: Miss America Organization (“MAO”)
Date:  May 10, 2019
 
I am dispirited to have to inform you and the public that I have decided to cease using the “Miss Tennessee 2018” title and name that I worked so hard to earn, effective immediately. 
 
Despite spending considerable time, effort and money to a) successfully compete for my state title, and b) subsequently prepare for and compete in MAO’s national pageant competition in Atlantic City, I have concluded that circumstances beyond my control have conspired to adversely impact my treatment as a state titleholder from a state whose State Organization was terminated by MAO in September 2018. From my perspective, titleholders and contestants alike were hurt in, among other things, how MAO handled its 1) disputes with multiple State Organizations, and 2) ill-conceived and clumsily communicated transition to new State Organizations. Being subjected to that experience showed me MAO’s blatant disregard, if not outright contempt, for my dedication and efforts to earn my title and complete my year of service. 
 
From my perspective, MAO and its leadership, working with its newly selected State Organization(s), deprived me of the full breadth and scope of the year of service I was promised and entitled to expect. For example, I lost the support of the State Organization that nurtured and supported me for the last six (6) years that I have been involved in the MAO program. I watched with dismay MAO’s cavalier treatment of the volunteers and leaders that have given years, and even decades, of their lives to supporting my state’s former State Organization and the MAO program. 
 
For the record, I have and will always cherish my relationships with these former State Organization volunteers and leaders. For MAO to suggest as it did that I “refrain from any further contact or association” with such people was more than presumptuous, but rather was inappropriately dismissive of the personal relationships I had made for myself. The first formal communication from MAO after terminating my state’s State Organization—made more than three months after—showed me how little respect or consideration MAO and its leadership had for me and other titleholders and contestants like me.
 
In retrospect, this entire experience showed me that I did not and still do not agree with MAO’s management of its personnel and program. I have made the difficult decision not to continue my support of the MAO program and to instead pursue exciting new opportunities with another program led and supported by people and volunteers I love and respect. The honor, commitment and loyalty that they have shown to me are values I want to reflect and reciprocate as my legacy. 
 
Sincerely,
 
Christine Electra Williamson
 
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Hotty Toddy Gosh Almighty

10/8/2018

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“To understand the world, you must first understand a place like Mississippi.”
​- William Faulkner

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Over the weekend, I had the chance to return back to Oxford for 2018 Homecoming Weekend at Ole Miss. And WOW It felt pretty good to be back home at Ole Miss.

I had the chance to attend the Ole Miss Alumni Association's Hall of Fame Induction Dinner and got to meet the Legendary James Meredith, the first African American Student to attend the University.

I had the chance to be a part of the annual Homecoming parade with my Miss Mississippi, Asya, and be announced on the field during the game as an honored alum, attend alumni association meetings and be a part of the Ole Miss Hall of Fame Dinner of Distinction with the Alumni Association. 

​Even more exciting, I got to meet MORGAN FREEMAN and James Meredith which was so surreal!!

But as I reflected on my time at Ole Miss during that weekend, I was so proud to be back in the town that means so much to me. 


I graduated in May of 2017 from the University of Mississippi with my degree in Broadcast Journalism, emphasis in public relations, and minor in political science... but This University gave me so much more than a diploma can describe. 
I gained some of my best friends that will be lifelong friends from our time in Oxford. I met new friends from the network of students and alumni at this university. I gained a sense of seeing myself as a part of the bigger picture and pride in an institution that pushed me to be my best. 

Even more important than graduating and going through the ceremonial process, I fulfilled a family dream by graduating from Ole Miss.

​My dad always wanted to attend the University of Mississippi... but couldn’t afford to. He was the first member of his family to go to college.
He paid his way through school entirely on his own and graduated from the University of Memphis.

He didn’t attend his own college graduation, because he needed to work and he needed the money more than he wanted to attend the ceremony. 

My dad pushed his dreams aside for the time being so that he could work to create opportunities for his future family to achieve anything they wanted by laying the groundwork for endless possibilities. 
I’ll never forget the day I graduated from this beloved University.

I’ll never be able to describe what it meant to look at my family, my grandmother, my parents, my sister, my cousins, my friends, my family.... to know that I was fulfilling a dream that my father wanted me to have the chance to achieve, and gave me that possibility through his sacrifice and hard work.

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​My education at Ole Miss is so much more than 4 years and a piece of paper.

​My degree at Ole Miss was earned through blood, sweat and tears...Through the lessons of determination and hard work and perseverance.


​ That’s what graduating from Ole Miss means to me: being a part of a legacy that is so much greater than my own individual dreams...and laying the groundwork for a future generation of leaders to have the opportunity to pursue theirs.

I'll close this post out with one of my favorite quotes about the University of Mississippi from Frank Everett Jr.; 
The University is buildings, trees, and people. Ole Miss is mood, emotion, and personality. One is physical, and the other is spiritual. One is tangible, and the other intangible.
There is a valid distinction between The University and Ole Miss even though the separate threads are closely interwoven.
 The University is respected, but Ole Miss is loved. The University gives a diploma and regretfully terminates tenure, but one never graduates from Ole Miss.

All my love,

​Christine Electra 

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A Million & One Thank You's ❤️

9/13/2018

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I've finally been able to catch up on sleep and start the unpacking process back home-- I wanted to sit down and write out an extended version of my thoughts and thank you's to the immeasurable amount of people who played a role in helping me pursue my dreams and achieve my goals.

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There’s really no place quite like home.
To be honest, I’m so excited to be going back home to Tennessee.
I’m the proud owner of 3 rescue dogs that live in Memphis with my parents, and I’m the dog walker of 5 beagles in Chattanooga, where I’m currently pursuing my Master’s Degree.
One of the beagles, Baby Ruth, is owned by Miss Dot and Eddie. Eddie has the final stages of Alzheimer’s and is in a memory care home in Chattanooga.  
Miss Dot has taken care of Eddie for years to the detriment of her own health. She is no longer able to walk Baby Ruth, so I walk her for Miss Dot and we take Baby Ruth to see Eddie on his “good days”. 
This is how I fight Alzheimer’s and make a difference in my community on a day to day basis.

My grandpa was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s when I was just 8 years old and my mom and I cared for him 3-4 days a week for 11 years. He had a dog named Curly that he loved dearly — he couldn’t have Curly in his memory care unit so we kept him and took him to see grandpa on each visit. I’ll never forget the day grandpa passed away... I was driving to say goodbye because the time had come and I was speeding down the highway to make it in time. But I didn’t. Mom and Curly were there. Curly crawled up in my grandpa’s lap and snuggled up to him, and grandpa drew his last breath. I didn’t say goodbye, because that’s just what Alzheimer’s disease does. It rips away memories and so much more from the lives it touches.
My mission has been and will always continue to be finding a cure for this awful disease and to fight to protect the people who are left in the wake of the disease usually struggling with health or medical bills of their own, sometimes even struggling to put food on the table due to Alzheimer’s related care costs.

So While I’m heading home from Atlantic City, you can find me in Chattanooga doing my job and “ walking the walk” with all 5 beagles back in Tennessee. And I’m pretty excited to do just that, because I’m just getting started. ​


​Thank you SO much to everyone who came to Atlantic City, who has sent texts, made phone calls, left voicemails, or sent prayers my way over the last two weeks!

It was an HONOR to represent my state as MISS Tennessee at Miss America.

I am overjoyed to have been so loved and supported the entire time I was in AC! I am so unbelievably grateful to have had support from my state, my alma mater school, my graduate school, my home town, my sorority sisters, my friends, my family, and so many more who made this an adventure of a lifetime and made me so proud to represent the state of Tennessee and the 16 million Americans caregiving for their loved ones with Alzheimer’s disease.
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My work has only just begun and in no way will be slowed or diminished or otherwise— Alzheimers is the MOST EXPENSIVE disease in our nation and it is my DUTY to continue advocating and fighting for a cure.

I am so honored to come home as a state ambassador for CMN hospitals and to love on all of the precious children across my state that need hugs and hands to hold during their chemo and other live saving treatments. I’m so lucky to be coming home to work for the Governor visiting the children in Tennessee’s schools and to speak about the character trait of respect and how that manifests to any and all ages.

What an incredible year I am about to embark on!!

Tennessee, I am THRILLED to come home to you and to serve you this year.
​Let’s do this!
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Miss Tennessee 2018 Scholarship Pageant

6/28/2018

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Hi Friends!
I put together a Miss Tennessee 2018 Recap for Friends and Family Unable to Attend the pageant or that want to watch competition videos from various segments and appearances during the week! 

All my love,

​Christine Electra


Evening Gown Competition​

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​Preliminary Onstage Question 


Wednesday Lifestyle & Fitness Preliminary Winner Announced

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Friday Talent Preliminary Winner Announced


Top 5 Onstage Question

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​Miss Tennessee 2018
​ Top 15 announced


Miss Tennessee top 5 & Crowning

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Miss Tennessee 2018 Announced


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WOW- I Can't Believe I'm Miss Tennessee 2018!

6/25/2018

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I don't even know where to start --

I am so humbled and honored to have the opportunity of a lifetime to serve
​for the next 365 days as Miss Tennessee, and to continue making an impact well beyond those days. 
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I wanted to sit down and organize my thoughts and thank you to everyone who made this possible, encouraged me, or was a part of this five year journey.
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It has truly been about the journey more than the destination, and I can't wait to see what this new adventure holds!

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 Mom and Dad,
It feels like just yesterday we were sitting in the living room watching Miss America when you told me that I could do that one day. 
As a confused, insecure high school teenager, I never imagined those dreams would come true years later. Thank you for supporting my dream and giving me the tools to succeed. I am so, so glad I have two parents who support any endeavor I embark on and help me face any challenge I may face. I love you!

​Christal, 
I don't know that there is a more supportive sibling out there. You are the most incredible business manager, team leader, cheerleader, therapist, and my best friend. There is absolutely no way I would have made it TO Miss TN or through the week without you! I love you so much.

Rodney and Keith, 
my two dads, my family, my directors, and two of the most amazing people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing, I love you two so much and I am so grateful for the countless hours you've spent preparing me for this amazing year-- I love you two!

Rachel Nall- There is absolutely no way I would have been able to accomplish anything this year if it wasn't for you. You are one of the most selfless people I've ever had the pleasure of knowing and I am so grateful for your talents and willingness to help!! From the dance lessons to interview prep to appearance scheduling to branding, you are by FAR the most talented person I've ever known in far more areas than anyone I've ever known!
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David Camp -- we did it!! The hours upon hours at Panera, in my living room, and over the phone preparing for interview paid off! thank you so, so much for selflessly giving your time and talents to help me present my best self to the judges in the interview room. Love ya so much!

Jonah & Grace - the two best friends I could ever ask for- what on EARTH would I do without you guys?? We have laughed, we have cried, we have celebrated, we have been through so much that life has thrown at us and I am so grateful I have been given two of the most incredible and supportive friends anyone could ask for! I am so thrilled to have you both my side for the crazy ride leading up to this moment and for all the adventures we have yet to find!

Uncle Rocky & Uncle Tony,
I am so lucky to have you both as family - and to have two uncles that would move heaven and earth to be in Jackson and celebrate this special, once in a lifetime moment! I will never forget Friday night of my talent performance-- I was SO nervous and I was so scared that I would mess up and full on shaking by the time I came off stage-- it was completely silent in the crowd when I finished for about five seconds, until I saw Uncle Rocky Jump up and start cheering -- he was the only person in the audience I could see through the stage lights and I LOVE that moment in time!

 The Headricks, The Grant Family, & The Brody Family - I am so blessed to have families who have taken me under their wing and treated me like their own when I am so far away from my own family and home. I will never know how to thank you all for the much needed hugs, late night talks, life advice, home cooked meals, puppy snuggles, and so much more. I've never once felt that I was more than five minutes away from family -- even though I moved five hours away from my hometown. I am forever grateful for your love and treating me like one of your own!

To Caty Davis, I certainly have some big shoes to fill! Thank you for your guidance, advice, and encouragement -- I am so grateful to have such a legacy preceding me!

To My Miss Tennessee 2018 Class Sisters, I am so honored to represent our class. I cannot thank you enough for your love and support as I go on to represent our state in Atlantic City.  

To my sister crowns, Kristen Perry & Meredith Maroney,  I was so lucky this year to have two of the best sister crowns I could ever ask for. you have both been so amazing to spend time with and root for this year and I cannot wait to watch you both succeed this year!

To my best friend and Miss Nashville  Kendall Pasley,  I loved standing hand in hand with you and sharing this incredible experience -- I was so excited to share this once in a lifetime moment with one of my best friends!

To my Amazing roommate, ​Morgan Martin, I have no idea what I'm going to do without our 1am talks about dogs and life and more-- I can't wait to come visit you and Nitro in Martin!!


To my precious friends, George, Rob, Teresa, Carter, Seth, Sydney, Madison, & Aubrey, I love you guys so much. thank you for being here since high school and beyond. I love you all.

To my Phi Mu pledge class sisters, Hailey & Rachel, I love you guys so much. I'm so glad no continents, oceans, or anything in between has gotten in the way of our friendship. I love you all SO much and I'm so grateful for you both! 

To my sisters that have supported me all the way to this moment, I don't even know how to begin saying thank you. I cannot tell you what it meant to see so many sisters watching and cheering from all around the country and even the globe and how much that meant that you all were cheering from afar, even after we have all graduated. I love you all so much and I'm so grateful that Phi Mu gave me such an incredible network of women to love and lean on! LIOB! 


Family & Friends, in person, digitally live streaming, in spirit, thought, or anyone who sent positive vibes- thank you SO much for your love and support! I am so truly blessed to have so much love coming my way. 
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There's a lot of work to be done ahead, but I'm excited to be well on my way and to have the opportunity to represent Tennessee at Miss America.

I'm so excited to have the chance to make a positive impact on my state and on the lives of thousands of children that I'll have the chance to visit this year.

I am so incredibly humbled and honored to have been chosen to represent our state, and to travel 80,000 amazing miles this year, and for the 365 days I have as Miss Tennessee to leave my mark on our state and in the legacy of Miss Tennessee.

I promise to make every single day count.

All my love & gratitude,

​Christine Electra

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Caty has certainly left some big shoes to fill- I am so thrilled to have the chance to make my mark and leave a legacy of service in Tennessee that will last a lifetime! It's going to be an incredible year!
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Crowning & First Walk as Miss TN


Miss Tn Runners up and crowning


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Tiaras, Rhinestones, and Tennessee (Oh My!)

3/12/2018

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​Miss Tennessee Contestant Workshop Weekend has come and gone again -- and I think I might have finally recovered and unpacked a tad, but I'm definitely typing this while giant piles of laundry are being ignored.

WHAT a whirlwind of a weekend, y'all!
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I can't believe that we just have 3 months until June!

I am SO incredibly excited to be Contestant #32 in Group C!

The Miss Tennessee 2018 Scholarship Pageant will take place June 20-23
at the Carl Perkins Jr. Civic Center in Jackson, Tennessee!

​On Wednesday, June 20,
I'll compete in the Lifestyle & Fitness competition. 
My private interview with the judges will also be that morning-- so Wednesday is a big day for this contestant!!
(and this will also be the day that I'll be able to eat things that aren't tilapia or broccoli again, haha!)

On Thursday, June 21,
I will compete in the Evening Gown and Onstage Question Competition,

​(and I get to have the CUTEST Iris Princesses EVER join me onstage!!)

​No really, look at the pictures to the right, aren't they adorable?
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I just love this Tony Bowls Couture Jumpsuit from Joann's of Union City! Thank you SO very much to (the always fabulous) Paige Dennis for always dressing me to the 9's and making my wardrobe score a 10! (y'all this jumpsuit is so comfy. you've gotta go see my girl Paige to dress you for your next event!)

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Precious Elly Grace with me at Joann's of Union City -- I loved the expression on her sweet face when I got to give her the Iris Princess Sash!
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Sweet Summer Smith and I are back at it again, this girl shows me all the ropes to being a professional princess and I know Elly Grace is going to adore spending the week with her!

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I loved attending the Miss Tennessee's Outstanding Teen Competition on Saturday Evening! Thank you Rodney Hullender for picking out this gorgeous dress for me to wear!

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One more pic of my Outstanding teens -- there may not be a Chattanooga OT, but I'll claim these two every day of the week! You have both worked so hard. I'm so proud to know you both!

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My sweet, kind, and wonderful Best friend Miss Nashville, Kendall Pasley. (fun fact people ask us if we're sisters all too often. she's the twin I always wanted so we just say yes!)
On Friday, June 22,
​ I compete in the 
Talent portion of the competition and I cannot wait to perform my talent that I've prepared!!

On June 23, it'll be "Saturday Night at the Miss Tennessee Scholarship Pageant!!" (said in Allison Alderson Demarcus's fabulous Emcee voice)
and it is also the final night of competition, and we will find out who will be Miss Tennessee 2018!

Here's a little bit of a breakdown
about Saturday Evening
at the Miss Tennessee Scholarship Pageant,
for those of you reading that are curious to attend for the first time or might want a little more info on how the night works!

​To begin the evening,
The Top 15 will be announced to the most fabulous,  dramatic and nerve inducing orchestrated arrangement you've ever heard. 


(My friends and family know that just hearing the music itself makes my heart race and makes me start sweating, haha!!)

The Top 15 will also include the people's choice award, each night she will be recognized onstage along with the Lifestyle & Fitness and Talent Winner at the end of competition.

The Overall People's Choice award winner will have a spot in the top 15 on Saturday night!

($1 = 1 vote, you can vote in person in the lobby or at home / in the audience / from the roof if you want to! - from your phone via PayPal!)

The Top 15 Contestants are based off of the preliminary nights of competition and how each girl scored during her preliminary competition -- which are Wednesday-Friday.

Those scores are then "summarized" into a composite score which is taken factored into the final night of competition's scores. 
(it's a little hard for me to explain thoroughly but you can learn more about it by attending a Miss America judges' seminar or by looking on the MAO website.)

The Top 15 contestants will compete in the Lifestyle & Fitness Competition, and then the field will be narrowed down to the Top 12.

The Top 12 will then compete in the Talent Competition and will be announced as they come onstage one by one for their individual talent performances. 

(it's nerve wracking from the audience and onstage, believe me!)

Following the completion of Top 12's individual performances in Talent,
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The Top 10 will be announced as they each come out to compete in the evening gown competition.

Following the Evening Gown Competition, all of the contestants in the Top 10 will parade onstage and the Top 5 will be called from the line up.

​Finally, The Top 5 will compete in a final onstage question competition that counts for 20% of their score.

The judges then make their decision, and from there, the scores are tabulated, and the runners up and the new Miss Tennessee are announced!  

"Pageant hangover" is real y'all.
This time change "springing forward" (I would love to know who invented that and how we can get rid of it?!?) and going back to Eastern time in my corner of the state has my internal body clock all kinds of confused.

It's been one glittery ride so far and I can't wait to see what sparkly things lie ahead.

Thanks for sticking it out with me and making it through these rhinestoned adventures.

All my love,

​Christine Electra

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All 37 Contestants in the Miss TN 2018 Class!
Before I sign off,
How cute are my 36 sisters??

All 37 of us are excited to be a part of this incredible program and cannot wait to see how each of us excel because of the platform MAO gives us.

We hope to see you in Jackson!!

(okay so i'm not "totally done", i had to pop a few more pictures in this post from the craziness and jam packed fabulous happenings of workshop weekend!)


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So incredibly proud of my 2 outstanding teens! you're both amazing and I love you so much!!

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My 3 precious directors, adopted parents, and family. I love the three of you so much!
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My 2 gorgeous sister crowns at I during contestant workshop!

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4/5 of the Scenic City Queens - just missing our Miss TN Valley OT! We loved attending the Iris Tennessee Teen princess pageant!
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NADIA! I am so excited for your year as Miss Iris Tennessee Teen! Congratulations beautiful!

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Children's Hospitals week

3/6/2018

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In case you couldn't tell based on the title of this blog post, This week is Children's Hospital Week! 
I'm so excited that MAO is participating in the 2nd annual Children's Hospital Week to raise awareness for Children's hospitals in local communities and to fundraise for said hospitals. 
if you know me, you know CMNH is one of my first loves. The kids in these hospitals and their families are such resilient, incredible people and it's an honor to even be a small part of their lives.

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Filming with Jed from Erlanger's PR

To raise awareness for this week, CMNH is asking everyone to take a photo with a bandaid on, with the name of someone that means a lot to you or someone you know who was treated at a CMN hospital on the bandaid, and post that to social media!

If you want to watch the Facebook live I filmed with Erlanger Children's (my local CMN hospital) click this link here!

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My reason for fundraising for CMNH? Arya!
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Thanks for keeping up with this rhinestone studded adventure, y'all.

All my love,

Christine Electra
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Dr. Seuss's Birthday / Read Across America

3/2/2018

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Today's the day!

​March 2nd is Read Across America Day in honor of Dr. Seuss's Birthday! 

State titleholders across the nation partner with CITGO to promote literacy initiatives in their home states for the entire "Read Across America Week"!
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Additionally, local titleholders across America partner with this initiative during Read Across America Day by going into schools and reading our favorite Dr. Seuss Novels to children to encourage a lifelong love of reading and learning.

I had the pleasure of reading at several different schools in the Hamilton County / Chattanooga area today, and every single class was even more precious than the one before it, (but they were all so adorable how do you compare??)

I hope you all celebrated by reading your favorite novels, books, and poems and encouraged the children around you to do the same!

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How cute are these KINDERGARTNERS i got to read with??


Thanks for catching up on my rhinestone studded adventures, y'all!

All my love,

​Christine Electra
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Caps For Kids

3/1/2018

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It's Spring Time guys! 
And that means SUNSHINE!!! 
So you definitely need a baseball cap with your favorite state (Tennessee) or your favorite city (Chattanooga) to sport in these coming months of springtime...
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What's that? You need another reason to purchase one of these adorable caps?
Well $2 from Every cap sold from Emmaline's boutique in Downtown Chattanooga goes to Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, and those funds stay local to my local CMN hospital of Erlanger! 

If you want to purchase one of these baseball hats, click the link here!

OR

if you want to generously donate to my CMNH fundraising campaign, click this link here!

Thanks for reading my rhinestoned ramblings, guys!

All my love,

​Christine Electra
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Miracle Pancake Day

2/27/2018

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It's the best fundraising Day EVER. 
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Who doesn't love getting a free short stack AND help make miracles happen??

​(literally no one. everyone loves pancakes!)

So pop on by your nearest iHop and make your donation to CMNH and get your free short stack! 

You just might see someone in a crown too!

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Thanks for reading all about my rhinestone'd fundraising adventures, y'all!

All my love, 

​Christine Electra
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    Esther 4:14​
    "Perhaps you were created for this very moment."


    The crown that sits on your head is a reminder that you are not the one that is to be adored for your sparkly accessories but a reminder that you are an ambassador and a servant leader for your community.

    love,

    Christine Electra



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