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Blog #4
Young Adult (Ages 18-30)
Beautiful Person Contest
Hey, readers! This is a whole-person beauty contest open to anyone between the ages 18-30, regardless of your gender. This means that entrants will be juded as awhole person (e.g. their intellect, their personality, their achievements, their service to others, etc) by me, to determine who is the most beautiful.
All entrants must snail mail the following information to me by July 15th, 2011, at: Nathaniel Lindell P.O. Box 9900 Boscobel, NI 53805:
1. A 500 word or more (no more than 1500 words) essay, with the entrants name and address on top, explaining what makes you beautiful. A tip, tell Prometheus what he would find beautiful, how you've overcome adversity, helped humanity, etc.
2. Picture of yourself. It's optional. But if you send one, make sure it contains no nudity, it's not a polaroid-type photo, and is no larger than 5" x 7". Make sure no other people are in any photo sent.
3. A signed release, verifying that you are the person in the picture, that you authored the essay, that you are age 18 of older, but no older than 30, and givin me permission to display your essay and photo (again, display of photo is optional) on my blog.
Entrants must have these entries accompanied by five unused :forever" postage stamps (on their original backing) in my hand by July 15th 2011.
Winner will be announced the 7th of August, 2011, on this blog, as the Promethean king or Queen.
Beauty will not be judged by your gender, nor by my erotic inclinations.
Tell me why Prometheur would find you beautiful.
There will be a runner up, named a Promethean Prince or Princess, along with five finalists. Their photocs) and essays may also appear on this blog.
Don't be shy! Help me show the world the best of humanity!
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It was a nice thing you did, this contest, although, I tend to believe that true kindness usually gets no advertising for the right reasons. The warmest hearts I've ever encountered lack the arrogance to seek any recognition for their work, but this doesn't mean they're not strongly present in society.
I don't know who ever won this, but considering the limited means I assume you find around you, it's a nice way to keep faith in the good side of humanity.
I don't know how present it is nowadays in your head and heart, since this is old, but if you do another contest, it might be better to tell people to nominate someone else they think should win, I do think an honest kind heart would never apply for any kind of recognition, even if it's just the recognition of one man's faith. :)
Have a nice day!!