Shoes are so many things, to so many people, I love shoes, if there was such a thing as a shoe God.....I would worship her! I have the practical ballet flats, the cute plimsoles and of course the Aussie staple the brazillian Haviana! But...my favourite shoe.....is the completely inpractical all consuming wonder that is the high heel! I adore them, I hold them, I touch them, I totter precariously through my house in them! I struggle going out...like out of the house in them, but hey, who doesn't! I asked a stiletto wearing friend last week 'how do you manage in heels all the time?' I might add she has 4 children and always looks wonderful, she said 'easy you start small and work up' Ahhhhh I was elated, it was music to my ears, I have since worn my iregular choice very high heels, many times...clippy clopping up and down the hallway with joy and fear to 'practice' but alas still to no avail, I still cannot wear high heels but hey practice makes perfect and I aim for perfection! I would like to just say though... that I discovered, on a recent trip to DJ's....chanel jelly shoes! They are pretty and flat and gleaming white rubber with a most elegant black camelia studded gently with the entwind cc.....simply beautiful! Now....every child who grew up in the 70's can remember wearing the old faithful jelly sandals to the beach, the sweaty squealch of rubber on flesh (and not in the nice way!) the blisters from sand rubbing your toes in said jellies and the rancid stench of toes and seawater that had been encased by jellies for hours on the beach!...my new question is....do we suffer rubber rub for chanel?Mum's at home....and the mischief they get up to alone!!!
Thursday, 6 October 2011
A shoe is never JUST a shoe!
Shoes are so many things, to so many people, I love shoes, if there was such a thing as a shoe God.....I would worship her! I have the practical ballet flats, the cute plimsoles and of course the Aussie staple the brazillian Haviana! But...my favourite shoe.....is the completely inpractical all consuming wonder that is the high heel! I adore them, I hold them, I touch them, I totter precariously through my house in them! I struggle going out...like out of the house in them, but hey, who doesn't! I asked a stiletto wearing friend last week 'how do you manage in heels all the time?' I might add she has 4 children and always looks wonderful, she said 'easy you start small and work up' Ahhhhh I was elated, it was music to my ears, I have since worn my iregular choice very high heels, many times...clippy clopping up and down the hallway with joy and fear to 'practice' but alas still to no avail, I still cannot wear high heels but hey practice makes perfect and I aim for perfection! I would like to just say though... that I discovered, on a recent trip to DJ's....chanel jelly shoes! They are pretty and flat and gleaming white rubber with a most elegant black camelia studded gently with the entwind cc.....simply beautiful! Now....every child who grew up in the 70's can remember wearing the old faithful jelly sandals to the beach, the sweaty squealch of rubber on flesh (and not in the nice way!) the blisters from sand rubbing your toes in said jellies and the rancid stench of toes and seawater that had been encased by jellies for hours on the beach!...my new question is....do we suffer rubber rub for chanel?Wednesday, 28 September 2011
New shoes!
Have you heard of Irregular choice shoes? Well I love them, I adore them.....I covet them, and the pair I am currently coveting is called 'A night under the star's' wonderful! It evokes images of dancing and laughing and simply being, I love them and want to bring the new year in boogying in my very own pair of 'A night under the star's' yes I even say it in a dreamy voice! I own a sublime pair of 'Trinklatina' Irregular choice and can barely walk in them, I wore them for my 40th birthday, they were a fabulous gift from my friend in the uk, but I couldn't feel my toes for 4 day's after....yes that's right 4! I should add I have chronic arthritus so most shoes hurt a little bit...well the one's that aren't orthapaedic!!! But in my head all I can think is...'well I can't damage my feet'!!!! Selfish I know, but, my dilema is JAMES he thinks I am being completely inpractical and selfish...well he might have to do everything himself when I can't walk! So....what do you think, is 4 days of not altogether unpleasant numbness really so bad? Or am I a completely selfish individual who just wants to wear gorgous, but inpractical shoes now and again? And....AND...should we always buy shoes that we will wear at least 3 times a week????? If you or someone you know love love love's shoes then look these up http://www.irregularchoice.com/ you won't be dissapointed! ENJOY YOUR SHOES!
Tuesday, 27 September 2011
Day 3 school hol's James' demise!
I take pretty much everything in my stride....not alot gets under my skin, apart from the usual bullying, fascism, racsism, run of the mill! Anyway I am here on school holidays all going well, 2 children arrive to add to my 3 making 5, so far so good, then 1 of mine leaves so down to 4, perfect even number 2 in the bedroom 2 down to the park, when lunch time rolls around, pies, corn on the cob and peas followed by fruit (we still need our 5 a day even in school holidays!) All children present and correct sitting with eager anticipation for the dvd that I had promised they could watch in front of the tv with lunch (a rare treat) only to find James (my incompetant husband of 13 and a half years...the half is very important) has returned said dvd to the shop on his way to work.....I thought I'd help you out a bit.....doing the washing is helping out.....making dinner for a change is helping out.....de fleaing or delousing cat's/kids is helping out RETURNING THE DVD I NEEDED....... not helpful....words ensued and now kids are watching disney channel..... calm restored to children.....I need a valium as 'well what do you want me to do about it, I'm over an hour away' is still ringing in my ears!!!!
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