1. It has already been shown that Madeline Payne had a white convertible, was into banking (i.e Dun & Bradstreet), like traveling and lived in an apartment. All of these traits are indicated in the Madeline poem.
2. Maid excerpt from poem:
When her maid
Angry at being fired
Called her a floozy.
Dreams Ch 4 shows that not only did Madeline have an au pair (maid) but that Ann Dunham was an pair (maid) as shown here:
(1) ‘“Naw,” Frank said, “I don’t suppose he would have. Stan doesn’t like to talk about that part of Kansas much. Makes him uncomfortable. He told me once about a black girl they hired to look after your mother. A preacher’s daughter, I think it was. Told me how she became a regular part of the family. That’s how he remembers it, you understand-this girl coming in to look after somebody else’s children, her mother coming to do somebody else’s laundry. A regular part of the family.” (Dreams from My Father Ch 4)
(2) “I [Ann Dunham] was only sixteen then,” she told us as we entered the elevator. “I’d just been accepted to the University of Chicago- Gramps hadn’t told me yet that he wouldn’t let me go-and I was there for the summer, working as an AU PAIR’ (Dreams from My Father Ch 4)
Does this description of Madeline from Dreams Ch 3 sound like she is goody two shoes or a floozy:
‘Every morning, she woke up at five A.M. and changed from the frowsy muu-muus she wore around the apartment into a tailored suit and high-heeled pumps. (Dreams from My Father Ch 3)
Does this description of Madeline from Dreams Ch 3 sound like she is goody two shoes or a floozy:
‘Every morning, she woke up at five A.M. and changed from the frowsy muu-muus she wore around the apartment into a tailored suit and high-heeled pumps. (Dreams from My Father Ch 3)
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LOL!!!! I don’t know what your motive here in FR, but I’m pretty sure we can say concern troll. Do you seriously think the above points to floozy? I’m still laughing.
So because she got dressed for work, she was a floozy? So if my wife or daughter got up at 5 each morning and changed out of shorts and a tank top, or yoga pants and a t-shirt, or a casual sundress that they wear around the house and put on a dress or suit and heels to go to work, that makes them a floozy? LAME, LAME LAME!
Does this description of Madeline from Dreams Ch 3 sound like she is goody two shoes or a floozy:
‘Every morning, she woke up at five A.M. and changed from the frowsy muu-muus she wore around the apartment into a tailored suit and high-heeled pumps. (Dreams from My Father Ch 3)
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Now if he said this, I might buy your ridiculous theory:
Every morning, she woke up at five A.M. and changed from the frowsy muu-muus she wore around the apartment into a short, red dress with 4” heels or into tight white short shirts and a tight top with 4” heels.
Also if dontcha think ole Frank knew how to spell MADELYN’s name.
Does this description of Madeline from Dreams Ch 3 sound like she is goody two shoes or a floozy:
‘Every morning, she woke up at five A.M. and changed from the frowsy muu-muus she wore around the apartment into a tailored suit and high-heeled pumps. (Dreams from My Father Ch 3)
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Now if he said this, I might buy your ridiculous theory:
Every morning, she woke up at five A.M. and changed from the frowsy muu-muus she wore around the apartment into a short, red dress with 4” heels or into tight white short shorts and a tight top with 4” heels.
Also if dontcha think ole Frank knew how to spell MADELYN’s name.
I think you want to make FMD out to be the sire of the dog in the White House because that would make him a NBC.