pictures for Monday too
We watched Hollywood Ending the other night. It was okay.
The punch-line of the movie was great.
Watching some Woody Allen is like comfort food: even if it isn't all that good it kind of feels like home. At least that's the way it is for me.
My dad always called Annie Hall The Movie With The Lobsters.
K's shoes post bike ride.
K does five or ten mile bike rides all summer to stay fit. He also does sit-ups. I'm a lucky girl.
He knows all kinds of sailor knots too.
It's just one of the many things about him that turns me on.
These are my new party shoes. I may re-label them Shoes Of Death as I am still feeling their effects days later. (I have a bit of a cankle in this photo, don't I? Strange as I do not have cankles IRL.)
They are tall, you see and though they have a platform they are still a little rough on the feet. I was doing okay the first couple of hours I wore them and then a friend at work was very kind and gave me a set of those gel cushions that fit under the ball of the foot. What I didn't realize was, the cushion raised the ball of my right foot, pressing my instep against the strap until my toes were numb.
They are still a little numb. I have a sexy sandal injury!
How gorgeous is this sleeve?
The woman who sits across the hall from me (two days a week) has the most wonderful clothes. She doesn't shop often but only buys the very best things. (We should each take a hint from that - though her budget is very different than mine.) This blouse is from Calypso and was tied just so when she bought it. She's got great flair. You should see her boots.
I went to an evening event last week in the very same room where my cousin's wedding party was. I have such nice memories of that evening.
This shoe is Christian Louboutin's Salsborg 120, but I think it should be called Poppy.
Oh, Poppy... I miss you.
The punch-line of the movie was great.
Watching some Woody Allen is like comfort food: even if it isn't all that good it kind of feels like home. At least that's the way it is for me.
My dad always called Annie Hall The Movie With The Lobsters.
K's shoes post bike ride.
K does five or ten mile bike rides all summer to stay fit. He also does sit-ups. I'm a lucky girl.
He knows all kinds of sailor knots too.
It's just one of the many things about him that turns me on.
These are my new party shoes. I may re-label them Shoes Of Death as I am still feeling their effects days later. (I have a bit of a cankle in this photo, don't I? Strange as I do not have cankles IRL.)
They are tall, you see and though they have a platform they are still a little rough on the feet. I was doing okay the first couple of hours I wore them and then a friend at work was very kind and gave me a set of those gel cushions that fit under the ball of the foot. What I didn't realize was, the cushion raised the ball of my right foot, pressing my instep against the strap until my toes were numb.
They are still a little numb. I have a sexy sandal injury!
How gorgeous is this sleeve?
The woman who sits across the hall from me (two days a week) has the most wonderful clothes. She doesn't shop often but only buys the very best things. (We should each take a hint from that - though her budget is very different than mine.) This blouse is from Calypso and was tied just so when she bought it. She's got great flair. You should see her boots.
I went to an evening event last week in the very same room where my cousin's wedding party was. I have such nice memories of that evening.
This shoe is Christian Louboutin's Salsborg 120, but I think it should be called Poppy.
Oh, Poppy... I miss you.
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I was thinking about you today: I went downtown to return a few things to ON, and apparently an All Saints has opened right across the street! I went in and looked around briefly, noting that there was much to love, none of which I could currently (if ever) afford. You were absolutely with me in spirit, though. Especially at the shoe section.
What's happened to Poppy? Teenager overdose?
that's a great ceiling...wonder how they clean that...
Those Louboutins ... SIGH ...
I love her bracelet and the hem on her skirt/dress? too.
Your uncomfortable sandals are beautiful and well-worth the pain, imo. I must show you the shoes I wore to the school dinner recently. I felt fabulous!
And I love the pic of K's shoes - that's my favourite photo you've posted for a while, thanks for sharing.
xx
And I love how you appreciate K.
And women who shop WELL rather than often.
Ok, K, how do you get the bow through the last loop at the bottom of the shoe? can you still keep the laces tight? is there a reason you do this?
my word verication is catrings...that's a bit odd.
Yes, I've been suffering from teenager overdose.
Could the answer be ... shoe therapy???