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After four days in a row of practice, I believe I am back to normal. The super cold weather has left us, at least for now, and I can stand to walk outside again. It may be that I will feel like taking some pictures again soon. It's kind of too bad I missed the last couple of weeks. I wore knee high boots to church two weeks in a row!

Here is the outfit from 2 weeks ago, and yes it was f'ing cold !

I think we are all more influencers than we know, and you especially. You just have this huge love of high heels that bursts through, a true passion, so I think you influence a lot more people than you give yourself credit for. That includes a lot of people on this site. And never forget, most forums have 99 people lurking for every one that posts a reply, so you might (and others on here) have far, far, far more influence than you think. But that is what being authentic does... it shows others its fine to like whatever it is that they like!

I have been wearing my block heeled ankle boots the most lately.

Nice to hear the knee boots are getting an outing! I've not been wearing heels much these past few weeks. It's been quite nippy here and I've been wearing my heavy suede OTK boots with low heels - they're so nice and warm.

Thanks to all for the clarification of what the 'Victorian' style means outside the UK. I suppose that the British should feel flattered that the label has been exported, albeit often to describe a house whose age is often anything but 19th century and possibly with features not found on the typical British Victorian house. Just for possible interest and illustration, I attach a pic of the front elevation of my house. (Yes, I know that the pointing needs some attention!) The depth is almost twice the width shown. Quite typical of its age; very similar houses (detached, semi-detached or terraced) are found everywhere, although the number of storeys and overall size varies. Indeed, this semi is unique in our road; all others of similar age, although mostly semis, have different configurations, sometimes with a cellar but very few with a basement.

So true

I do all the time

I hear ya....But, it is a treat to rediscover a pair that has been out of circulation for awhile!