I went to a Martina McBride concert and about halfway through the show she kicked her shoes off over by her monitor and shortly after that, she walked to the front of the stage with her toes a little past the edge right in front of me, I calmly put each of my hands on each of her feet thinking that she would jerk them back, but she actually stood there singing for about 30 seconds with my hands rubbing the tops of her feet and toes and they were so pretty at eye level and yes I did smell my hands just being curious if there was a scent and they smelled really good kinda like a milk and honey lotion. I can't really tell people that I once massaged Martina McBride's feet lol, but I did get to caress them.❤

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Martina wears mini-skirts and i believe she wears no underwear so when she is on stage men can surely see up her skirt but security must not allow any cameras next to the stage to protect Martina from any embarissing photos.

Yes

If you are a man you could:

Shave your toes if they are really hairy

Buff your toenails

Use a pumice stone (the tool to get rid of calluses)

Soak your feet and wash them throughly, often

Apply lotion every day

If you are a woman:

Shave or wax your toes if they are hairy

Buff your toenails

Apply nail polish

Use a pumice stone

Soak your feet and wash them throughly, often

Apply scented lotion every day.

Paul McBride, QC, 40, went to Strathclyde University aged 16 to read law. He graduated at 19 and spent the next two years on a traineeship with a solicitors' firm in Ayrshire. He then "deviled" for nine months (the equivalent of the English pupillage) and became a barrister at 22.

In 1998 he took silk aged 35, the youngest QC ever appointed in the UK .

"When I started at the Bar I wanted to do civil work. But you are not in control of what work you get as an advocate so I went to the Criminal Appeal Court and ended up co-writing Criminal Appeals with Lord McClusky. Looking back, there is little I would change. When I decided to go to the Bar, wiser heads said to me: 'You are far too young, you have no contacts, no experience, you are not wealthy, the Bar can't cope with any more than about 70 people.' That is all rubbish. "I don't know anyone in the English or Scottish Bar who has ability and doesn't do well. People wanting to come to the Bar are always told it is doom, gloom, no legal aid, no work. It is not true. There is always a place for people who are determined and talented." Source: http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/student/article578693.ece As one of the most successful criminal defence Counsel in the country Paul is regularly involved in the highest profile criminal case reported in this country, such as: - The Nat Fraser murder trial - The Moira Jones murder trial - The Chokar trial - The head on the beach murder - The largest drugs importation cases in Scotland He also specialises in regulatory crime. Recently he was involved in the first UK public inquiry into the Stockline tragedy in Glasgow and also the Castle Craig fatal accident inquiry. Paul has also been instructed in the Rosepark fatal accident inquiry.

He has a number of further appointments an interests including:

- Standing senior counsel for the Police Association and the Prison Officers' Association - Standing counsel for the Gamekeepers' Association - Senior counsel to the Trinity Mirror Group and News quest Group - Instructed by The Lord Advocate to be the first Counsel to attend the new Supreme Court for the Crown - Advisor to the Conservative Party on Scottish and UK Law and Order - Author of only book on Criminal Appeals in Scotland Source: http://www.paulmcbrideqc.com/about-paul-mcbride-qc/default.aspx

Yes, he's a math teacher.

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# I have tried to contact BBC singers regarding this piece. I have wanted to sing it for a long time. However, no-one replied. If you do get a response, please let me know. Many thanks I did some searching in my work for a public radio station, and the composer of the work is Julian Bond. He's not the famous U.S. civil rights figure, but a composer and pianist with the same name. You can e-mail him, and find out more about the music, through his website at: www.julianbondmusic.com. The site is undergoing some changes, but you should probably be able to reach him. Hope this helps!