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Suppose that's what you get for electing hard line right wingers. To the right of Genghis Khan as the saying goes! Inga _________________ HEELS are POWER the HIGHER the BETTER. <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: IHeels on 2002-04-04 12:44 ]</font>

Not the nine o'clock news. Griff R-J was the key to show I think, correct me if I'm wrong. Inga

I got an unofficial parking ticket. No harm done but amusing.

Inga

At the moment, sleevless top, short leather coat, skin tight leather jeans and 5 inch stiletto boots. Inga

We wouldn't be the chef's, hell no, we would be the critics and advisors. It's our knowledge in this area that appears all encompassing, that's what critics are about, we fit the bill! Sorry for the lack of humility. Importantly they wear clothing more in line with ours. I think you'll feel comfortable with this vision Laurie. Inga

I'm surprised, suggest you should check the heel block and make sure it is firmly affixed. Inga

Right now I've just changed, red fitted shirt, denim mini, 5½ inch courts very relaxed and comfy. Inga

Great casual shoe, especially suited to Aus. Inga

Laurie you wrote: "Clunky and low is not the way to go". Couldn't agree more, a wonderful statement. Inga

Just power post Melissa, and you'll soon get to the stuff that's worthy of wearing. Inga

#500, wow, 5" boots that's more like it! Inga

Good to see you've returned, welcome back. Inga

I can't see the heels either, outfit very professional. Inga

For the labels glued to the sole try eucalyptus oil or a simular product (solvent), works for me. Inga

Oh, I'll go to rediculous lengths to get stils like using the web - risky. Anyhow, for everyday up to 5 inch, Zomp in Melbourne would have to be a favourite, just about live there when I'm in the mood lot's of Italian numbers. Inga

I took an extra day for easter, so very casual, 4½ inch boots, very comfy. Inga

We can't all be choosers Laurie, anyhow on humans I agree, if wasn't a human I couldn't wear heels, tease and have fun. Inga

Laurie, its the same with all of us we only go to work as a means. Teaching the septic's English, Firefox, well that's another thing, I've given up! Inga

There are two types: One, sort of athletic, this was the one I took, it involves stretching and exercise. Stretching I us the pilates method, enough said go look on the net and you'll find out more. Exercise, out of heels cycling, in heels, walking several kilometeres daily in heels, rocking ankles etc... Two: The one where you sign into an agreement to do set things (neo bondage). If you feel this is for you I can show you an example of an agreement. Inga

Positive, good on you for wearing them and obviously you like them. Negative sorry, I just don't like them especially once the platform gets above ¼ inch. Inga

What a mess, when the millenium celebration took place it seemed OK (sort of). Look now daily suicide bombings etc. Any opinions, solutions? Sorry for being serious, sometimes I am. Inga

Oh Debbie, another private school person. And the ties, well I just don't wear one now there awful, probably said this before. Inga

Nice to see the banter, keep teasing, I will. Inga

Oh and here's what I'm having tonight, I adore pasta. Fettucine with Chicken and Lemon: 500 g fettucine spray of canola or olive oil 500 g or two skinless chicken breasts, cut into thin strips 250 ml (1 cup) MAGGI Chicken Stock 60 ml (1/4 cup) lemon juice 2 teaspoons finely grated lemon rind 1 cup frozen peas 60 g reduced-fat cream cheese, chopped freshly ground black pepper, to taste Start cooking the pasta in a large saucepan of boiling water. Spray a nonstick frying pan with oil and heat. Add the chicken and cook over medium-high heat for about 5 minutes or until browned and cooked through. Remove from the pan, set aside and keep warm. Add the stock, lemon juice, rind and peas to the pan. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat slightly and simmer for 2-3 minutes or until the peas are cooked. Add the cream cheese and stir over low heat until smooth. When the pasta is al dente, drain and return to the pan. Add the sauce and toss to combine. Season with black pepper and serve immediately with the chicken. After all this may'be Laurie and I should become your resident chef's Inga

Media again: "Teachers in the United States have banned children from playing cops and robbers as part of a zero-tolerance crackdown on any signs of violence at school. Youngsters at several schools across the US have been punished for pretending to be policemen or criminals." Inga