I'll be honest with y'all. I'm having a hard time saying goodbye to Governor Romney and especially his beautiful wife Ann. I'll let the photos tell my story.
This is one of my favorite photos of them...young and in love. So full of style!
This is one of my favorite photos of them...young and in love. So full of style!
Married and 5 sons later!
Ann Romney. Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1997 and Breast Cancer in 2008. What an inspiration this lady is to me. Even with her health issues, she is so full of grace and style. And...the energy, Lord have mercy!!! Le sigh...She would have made a wonderful first lady.
Rocking a cute black outfit with some trendy shoes.
Looking good in my favorite...gingham.
Great blonde hair. Good bone structure. Wearing pink and black...another one of my fave combos!
Classic beauty!
On "The View" with the vultures. {Bless her heart} Of course, I totally zeroed in on her beautiful dress and perfect posture. Y'all take note: This is the way a lady should sit...head to toe!
Love this outfit!!!!
I was soooo close to having a style icon in the White House! So very close!
Still...Ann Romney has many blessings in her life...I wish her and Governor Romney the best and thank them for their service to the Republican party and the United States of America!
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I agree with everything you said! I was looking forward to having a wonderful man & a perfect fashion icon in the White House...perhaps in 4 years :>)
Greatly disappointed here too! Enjoyed your post....
Sigh. I'll miss her, too!
Wouldn't she have been a gorgeous first lady!! I love Ann Romney and all her classiness. She trull is a timeless jewel.
-Rachel
www.apreppystateofmind.blogspot.com
wouldn't she had been a beautiful First Lady? She is super classy and a gem. She would of been a improvement for sure.
Miss Janice, I so very much agree with you - Ann Romney is a lovely and gracious woman. Last night was a great dissapointment on several levels.
Miss Janice, I so very much agree with you - Ann Romney is a lovely and gracious woman. Last night was a great dissapointment on several levels.
Ann Romney is a style icon. She is absolutely gorgeous!
So agree, a total class act as is the entire family. She is so full of grace and elegance, she would have embodied what a first lady for the U.S. should be. I am extremely disapointed and still reeling from the results...to me and this is my own personal opinion, its a sad day for America and devastating for our democracy.
Sorry, to say, even though I voted for them, I never really paid attention to what a great dresser she was. Wow. Loved the photos.
I so agree, Miss Janice. Such a gracious and kind lady. I'm so disappointed in the election results. A sad time for our country.
At least we know you did your part in trying to make Florida a red state :)
She is very timeless, and I will regret not knowing her and Gov. Romney never got their chance.
Mrs. Obama certainly has her own sense of style as well, and on election night, the girls looked so fashionable.
Angela
My sentiments exactly...will miss them greatly. The whole family is right up there with The Clevers...the perfect family! Ditto to The Enchanted Home...I feel the same way. Let's all look heavenward and pray we get through the next 4 years.
Disappointed here as well (yes, I'm a Republican!). I was looking forward to our country moving in a different direction. Prayers for our nation over the next four years.
Mary Ellen
The Working Home Keeper
Thank you for this post, Miss Janice. I completely agree with you. Ann Romney embodies grace and style in every way. What a wonderful presence she would have been in the White House. I, too, will miss both her and Governor Romney. I am thankful for the time and effort they gave in order to try and make a change for the United States.
She is lovely and you can tell her grace and style come naturally. Jill Biden is actually a good dresser as well.
Ann Romney is beautiful, but you DO have a style icon as a first lady. How could you not love a first lady in J.Crew? Michelle Obama is well known for her sense of style, and is every bit as classy and graceful as Ann Romney. To imply otherwise just because you don't agree with her politics is not giving her the respect she deserves.
Miss Janice,
I too have found it very difficult to say goodbye to Ann Romney. She is a shining example of what it means to truly be a lady in all respects. She never spoke a harsh word to staff, she was always on time, impeccably dressed and willing to give of not just her time, but she listened to everyone who spoke to her with her whole heart. She was even seen at an event picking up trash, and when reminded that there were people that would do that...she said 'yes and I am one of those people'. She truly is a lady, in both manners, and dress. Please don't dispair...she won't be gone. The family will rest, recuperate, spend time evaluating their next steps and eventually they will be back. You see, public service and giving to the community is in their hearts and they won't be gone for very long.
Mrs. Gingrich, with whom I worked much closer is also someone who would have represented our country with grace and style. While her dress was always a bit more conservative than most people wore...she was always perfectly dressed, accessorized and her manners are impeccable. She once complimented me on a pick jacket I was wearing, and then months later told me...you really do look like a pink ray of happiness when you walk through the door. She is another class act, and someone who would have represented the office of The First Lady with class.
Thank you for your post.
Thank you for post, she is style grace, compassionate, role model of a mother, wife, grandmother, inspiration in every way. Not bitter, not mean spirited or condescending, heartbreaking to think she won't be our First Lady. Last week, early one morning after a doctor appointment, out for breakfast at the iconic arches, seated in back of us, two women berating Mrs. Romney in every mean way.Instead of being happy with the outcome of their party's win, they chose to verbalize everything we all admired about this remarkable lady. May God continue to bless this country.
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