My own hat design!
Shes a Babe even in coveralls.
Sarah recently was pictured in military garb participating in distributing Christmas gifts to local kids from a military post(Alaskan Air Nat’l Guard, I believe). And yes, she looked darned good, because she is so natural, so comfortable and confident in her self-assured self.
This cant be recent, its a foot of snow over most of north america. It was snowing in October in Wasilla.
I'm glad they didn't try to give her a "Dukakis moment" by sticking some headgear on her.
I love the hands on the hips stance.
http://gov.state.ak.us/photos.php
I first became aware of the governor when I surfed into this link (below) in 2007, from her trip to Kuwait, which is why I was surprised when the MSM were saying 'she's never left the country!'?? The MP3 is worth a listen. It's long, but it portrays the depth which again, the MSM missed entirely.
http://gov.state.ak.us/archive.php?id=510&type=1
See last two 'flight suit' photos here:
href="http://gov.state.ak.us/photos.php?&start=8&total=8
One other in the series in the original post - looks much better than Dukakis ;-)
Army uniform question from an old Jarhead: do you guys really go into the field with those bright flags on your shoulders?
(Not trying to start anything; just never really go to see many Army/AF uniforms.)
Oh, and, re: the picture, that’s enough to make an old devil dog break his leash...
RAWR
Sarah, the bright spot in the dismal election year. My hero.
bttt
Marines closer to choosing next-generation rifle
Stars and Stripes | 12/26/2008 | Kevin Baron
Posted on 12/26/2008 3:55:08 PM PST by Jet Jaguar
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2154631/posts
Okay: She looks great.
Now here is my Vietnam story about a woman in uniform. I was going to Vietnam as a reporter and needed five medical shots. Went to Georgetown Un. Medical Center for them. The doctor was one of the most beautiful and well-built women I have ever seen.
She told me that some of the shots would hurt. I said:
“You can give me as many as you want.”
Jump forward a few weeks and I’m at Tan San Nhut airport and going to the commissary with another one of our group, a Navy veteran. As we are standing around talking with an Air Force veteran, an AF woman walks by in her blue uniform.
It was as though the younger twin of the GT doctor had just walked by. Tall, beautiful, built like a goddess, and with blond hair.
I said, in my usually calm demeanor, “Now that is what we are fighting for.”
Love a woman in uniform!