High heels…I love them. I love wearing them, I love shopping for them, I love the comments people make when I wear them! I have several pairs of heels that my friends have cute little nicknames for…..last Saturday my husband and I have to attend a function for the athletic department and I wore my 5 inch red heels…they are awesome and I love how tall I feel in them. Most people comment they have no idea how I can walk in them all day but I have found with the right shoe I do ok. Sometimes I just need to sit periodically and then I am fine.
Several times during morning duty a student or two will remark that I look shorter if I am not wearing the heels! That always makes me smile….it is always interesting the details that students remember and comment about our appearances. And I try to parallel that fact to their writing as much as possible! If they can notice details in their everyday life they can put them in their writing!
Today I have on the brown heels…..
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Love your post on heels! I wish I could wear heels more than 2 inches high, but my feet don’t like it:-(
Comment by Kimberly — March 10, 2010 @ 4:41 pm |
I love my heels!! I especially love my red heels. It makes a statement!
Comment by caroline524 — March 10, 2010 @ 7:23 pm |
Last week I read some young fellow’s advice to age gracefully, pertaining to clothes. He said lose the sneakers. Not a chance.
I used to wear high heels, but gave them up for too many reasons, the main one being comfort. I love seeing women in their heels, and I can imagine how you look after reading your post.
I just wish they had cute flat shoes–but everything seems to be geared towards heels.
Fun post!
Comment by Elizabeth — March 11, 2010 @ 4:23 am |
I used to love my heels too. They really are a beautiful shoe style. I finally had to give them up…just too hard on my back. Enjoy them as long as you can. Thanks for sharing your Slice of Life. And come visit us over on Women’s Memoirs. If you have a recipe and a story, you might want to try our writing contest: http://womensmemoirs.com/contests/
Comment by Kendra Bonnett — March 11, 2010 @ 11:58 am |