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  • Oooo shoe !!!!!! :) Love it!

    Sx
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  • Having worn heels all my life I have had to stop overthe last 2 years as I have completely wrecked my feet :(. I had something called plantar fasciitis. Total agony and could hardly walk at all until I got ultrasound physio on them. I now have a problem with the bones coming from my toes. THought at one time they would need to operate to relieve the pain but tried another type of shoe first. I have been wearing fly flot shoes and sandals for 18 months and the difference is massive :D. I would love to wear my heels again but my feet cant bear it so I just have to get on with it in my ugly flatties lol. THe comments I have had about how wee I am and how everyone thought I was taller make me want to cry lol. Never mind I will just be a voyeur and watch all your shoe !!!!!! and fantasise ;)
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  • Verbatim
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    Gally those boots look pretty sexy to me!

    Hope you're staying awake today OK Hypno but I'm sorry to hear that you didn't sleep well last night. Nothing worse.
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  • InaPickle
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    Having worn heels all my life I have had to stop overthe last 2 years as I have completely wrecked my feet :(. I had something called plantar fasciitis. Total agony and could hardly walk at all until I got ultrasound physio on them. I now have a problem with the bones coming from my toes. THought at one time they would need to operate to relieve the pain but tried another type of shoe first. I have been wearing fly flot shoes and sandals for 18 months and the difference is massive :D. I would love to wear my heels again but my feet cant bear it so I just have to get on with it in my ugly flatties lol. THe comments I have had about how wee I am and how everyone thought I was taller make me want to cry lol. Never mind I will just be a voyeur and watch all your shoe !!!!!! and fantasise ;)

    I've heard really good things about FitFlops for planar fascitis. It might be worth checking it out, especially since a lot of the boots are now on sale. SoleTrader had some good offers on last time I check them out. Mosey on over. :)
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  • hypno06
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    Evening all.....well the coffee started to kick in at about 4pm :cool: Which is probably just as well because I have been invited out for drinks for a girlfriend's birthday tonight. I will only know a couple of people there but on the basis that I am making more of an effort to accept social invitations, even if it is only for a quick drink, I am going to be brave and go :eek:
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  • lucielle
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    Good excuse to wear some killer heels.........have you got some?
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  • macgirl
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    hypno06 wrote: »
    Evening all.....well the coffee started to kick in at about 4pm :cool: Which is probably just as well because I have been invited out for drinks for a girlfriend's birthday tonight. I will only know a couple of people there but on the basis that I am making more of an effort to accept social invitations, even if it is only for a quick drink, I am going to be brave and go :eek:

    Yaay! Good for you :T Hope you have a fabby time and have got your new trotty heels on :D
  • hi inapickle. Thanks for that I will have a wee nosey at them :)
    5 Year plan. April 2020 to June 2025- CC and mortgage free by time I'm 60
    Currently CC £23,674.36 /£14,895.41/£14315.42
    Mortgage £28,214.65/ £26,254.71/ £25,746.43
    By end 2020 I want CC at £ 19,000.00.
    By end 2021 I want CC at £10,000.00
  • milann
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    Enjoy your new found social life and DON'T fall off the shoes should you partake in a celebratory tipple or two ;)
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  • hypno06
    hypno06 Posts: 32,296 Forumite
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    I haven't picked up my new shoes from the depot yet, so wore some other, but rather lower, heels instead.....

    I did only know a couple of people there, but now I know a few more....and had a fab evening - was driving, so not drinking, but as it is a "school" night, that is not such a bad thing, I guess......am very glad I didn't make an excuse, which is what the "old" me would have done :o

    And now, am tired, and hopefully sleep will not evade me as it did last night.....I hope you have all had a good evening x
    Successful women can still have their feet on the ground. They just wear better shoes. (Maud Van de Venne)
    Life begins at the end of your comfort zone (Neale Donald Walsch)
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