Pictures Of Athletes In Hosiery

For those of you who didn't get the chance to see it several years ago, here are the pictures of athletes wearing opaque hosiery.

BeTheNextGirl's Top 5

The Razzamatazz Be The Next Girl contest has moved into the next stage. The top 5 girls are posted in a Facebook photo album. Congratulations to all the girls, and especially the top 5.

Help Choose Next Razzamatazz Hosiery Girl!

There seems to be a new exciting competition on the web, that I just found out about. The Australian hosiery company, Razzamatazz, is letting you choose the next Razzamatazz girl to represent them and pose for them. They have chosen the top 25 girls already. You get 5 votes to choose 5 girls to go to the final 5 stage. Simply login with your Facebook account and use the like-button. Hurry, though, because this stage of the contest ends June 20, 2010, at 11:59pm AEST. The web site will tell us the winners on June 21.

I have already checked the web site out, and all/most of the contestants are very beautiful.

Please read the remainder of this blog entry for more information. I'll help you to find more photos of the girls, and a video of 1 of the girls. I'll tell you about prizes, contest dates, and where you could get more information about who these girls are.

Be The Next Razzamatazz Girl

EPIC Photos

I finally got my photos downloaded from my camera! What a pain! Read the remainder of the blog entry to see the photos.

Victory At EPIC!

I learned about networking, which helped me feel a better connection with people.

I also got 2 or 3 photos, that I'd like to share with you. I found some young ladies who supported me.

Once I get all of the photos downloaded to my computer, I'll write more details.

Volunteering At EPIC

I am volunteering at EPIC, today, and will wear the following.

• black sheer hosiery
• with black shorts
• white turtle neck
• cream sweater
• volunteer t-shirt 

Today, I will volunteer, for the second day, at Epic Expo, and hope to get some photos of the girls staffing the The Underwear Affair booth, which is run by the BC Cancer Foundation.

Welcome to my new blog!

I decided to start writing again, because I want to make a harder push.

I want to focus on finding a broad cross section of people to share my ideas with. Also, I want to get some photos of various kinds of people who support me, so that you'll be convinced that it is okay for men to wear hosiery in mainstream society.