'I love you but I love ME more' Souk's 2011 diary

LittleBoots

Hey Souk

Glad your sister arrived home safely .
Know what you mean about a few pounds on a shortie, a few pounds on us can be a whole dress size!
No fair.
And I usually 'get' the weird crushed but AS noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

RosaBernicia

Lionheartedgirl - yes Tevas are around, and they are much nicer now than they used to be, much less clunky. I've got my eye on these for payday http://www.amazon.co.uk/Teva-Womens-Kayenta-Sandal-6310/dp/B0017LGPQ4/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1307895235&sr=8-4

I love them as they're so comfy and good for your feet and now they are subtle enough to wear to the office as well.

Probably still not quite Shoe Gal's thing though

Rosa xx

lionheartedgirl

:rotfl: ShoeGal in my defence, when I bought mine, I was recovering from a major ankle operation after a rock climbing accident (multiple fractures, plates and screws, yuk!) and was working in a shop, on crutches :eek: so needed something comfortable while still being reasonably attractive. they had pretty suns, moons and stars on which was something compared to some of the other ones at the time! :eek: and I was back in 5 inch heels as soon as I could physically get my dodgy foot in them

I wear them if I am on my feet a lot with no opportunity to sit down, and if it doesn't matter - normally gardening or going to race meetings where my feet are pretty much hidden.

Now they have died, and I mean really died, I will hunt for a replacement and the ones I have seen now you have said they are still going look quite promising really :rotfl:

sorry for thread hijack Souk

Souk08

I go away to work for the day and this is what happens!!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: Girls, those are the sort of shoes you wear after surgery :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:Thanks but no!!! One of my girls has a bad foot just now and she's wearing croc type things. She also works in A and E and I can imagine her wearing these there too as there the sort of thing you wouldn't mind getting intestines on. I have informed her that they have to go when the foots better. I dont expect heels (though I wear them every day) but even pumps would be better than these things. They know my thoughts on dress standards and we're getting there but goodness, its been hard work.

LHG I dont want to link to the frock as I've got it from work and it might give me away! Its lovely though, chocolate satin and just above the knee. Well it will be when I've had it shortened!

Away to make dinner. Back later X

lionheartedgirl

no probs, the description is enough and sounds just lovely :j

I never used to wear a lot of brown but I have bought a couple of things this year for harping in and have really missed a trick over the years especially daft as I have brown hair :rotfl:

I don't think I could do crocs but as you say, I can understand they have their place

RosaBernicia

Souk08 wrote: »

croc type things. She also works in A and E and I can imagine her wearing these there too as there the sort of thing you wouldn't mind getting intestines on.

:rotfl: I actually completely agree about crocs - I think they're utterly revolting. There aren't many things I feel driven to have an opinion about other people's clothes but eeuw, bulbous, sweaty, plastic, colours only usually seen on kids TV presenters... :eek:

I am clearly way out of my league here as the only way I'd manage in 5 inch heels is if carried

Rosa xx

hypno06

Definitely heels for me......all the way! I love the confidence they give me as soon as I put them on.

mooomin

I live in ballet pumps at work and skater trainers out of it.

I own a couple of fabulous pairs of heels but they hide in the wardrobe, I'm a flatties girl at heart

hypno06

My heels are lined up in my bedroom.....no way are they being hidden!!

Shoe_Gal

:j:j to all you heels ladies! Moderate 3 inch nude courts for me today