Technically it's spring. I saw daffodils in bloom. But it's cold. And snowy. And gray. And you've heard enough of my whining (besides, we're not buried in snow like you all up north... just tired of it).
So I decided to dress like the daffodils that I saw in bloom yesterday. I paid no regard to matching or how things looked together because I knew I was staying in all day. I intended to change before we had guests over tonight, and ran out of time. So they probably think I'm strange now, dressed like a daffodil. Oh well.
By the way my new shoes, the $150 ones that I whined about, with the $35 insoles too, are terrific. Every day I wore them, my feet felt better at the end of the day than the beginning (Not that they weren't tired and somewhat swollen, but my joints felt better). They make me want to throw away almost all my other shoes (which I'm going to do). How could I not have noticed how bad my feet hurt when I wear some shoes?
Comments and suggestions are invited
So I decided to dress like the daffodils that I saw in bloom yesterday. I paid no regard to matching or how things looked together because I knew I was staying in all day. I intended to change before we had guests over tonight, and ran out of time. So they probably think I'm strange now, dressed like a daffodil. Oh well.
By the way my new shoes, the $150 ones that I whined about, with the $35 insoles too, are terrific. Every day I wore them, my feet felt better at the end of the day than the beginning (Not that they weren't tired and somewhat swollen, but my joints felt better). They make me want to throw away almost all my other shoes (which I'm going to do). How could I not have noticed how bad my feet hurt when I wear some shoes?
Comments and suggestions are invited
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