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Posts posted by Laurieheels
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Today I saw four inch thin heeled boots, four inch stilettos, and three inch classy slingbacks. I was wearing five and a quarter inch stilettos, and a long skirt, not pants, so people could see. But there seems to be a bit of a trend forming.
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Tom, thanks! Skol! I forgot to say that when I had my Tuborg last Saturday. Darn!
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I think I would qualify as pulled together, but I am not aggressive. Shoes are an extension of who I am, naturally. They are a way to express individuality and stand out. I like to be different. And they are a sign of being sexy, yes, but I think that as I age I am becoming more passive...
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Thank you, Highluc, and take care of yourself on your trip! Just imagine, all that time in flat shoes, and the anticipation of heels will really make a difference, it will create excitement when you are done.
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Changing what you eat does make a difference. Or rather, how you eat it. I still make great tasting food, but I am finding ways to keep it healthier. This has turned my walking into something productive for my body. Heels can be flauted as a miracle diet, sure, and maybe it will change some trends, but like most "diets" they don't work for everyone.
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I like to say communications industry. Technically we are a part of that. I solve problems for customers. They watch TV, use cable internet. That should be more than enough.
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If that's a diet plan, it doesn't work for me. Sure, there is increased activity for wearing heels, but it's not something everyone responds to, I suppose.
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It's not painful at all, it's just skin. I managed to clean it up. There's no pain involved when I wear my shoes. It was always there a bit, but wearing heels really changes the forces on a foot, and it was accentuated a bit. I think it has to do with my middle toe being a few mm longer than it should.
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Terayon, youth is no excuse for poor language.
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Hey, the beer topic is in the general discussion forum now. Scoot! Skat! Git!
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World Cup. It's good for business, so I shouldn't complain. It keeps people watching TV. Yes, it is annoying. Yes, I am proud that I made up a television schedule for the games on my own. Now the customers can be happy and I don't need to hear them prattle on about "well I need to know where I can watch the matches" HERE! Take this paper, go home.
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Fox, you have 10% of those posts... don't you feel special for that? I am quite thrilled this little forum has become so big and popular. It really is a great place for wonderful conversation and the exchange of ideas. wicked.
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Tea can be great! Mint tea, green tea, some of the fruty teas, they are delicious! And grean tea ice cream... wow. Your regular black tea is boring for me, but there are so many I like! And hey, some health food store may sell some pill for energy, but I like the taste of soda first, and the sugar and caffine are just fringe benefits. Besides, I take enough freaking pills in the morning, no more!
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Thanks, Hoverfly, that's really cool! Animated and everything!
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Helpless addict? You know it! And it's not just beverages, it extends to fashion... heel addiction, anyone?
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Okay, I know, it says guys, but I won't talk about my two in each ear. Really, for those who have not gone through it, the gun they use is easy to handle. It is half a second of a tiny pain as the gun fires. I can put up with it. And it is a spring loaded gun, and it makes the hole as well as puts the stud in place. If you have had a big needle or an I.V. inserted then you have had worse. Now, if you are thinking about piercing, go somewhere reputable, and make sure to keep the area clean for a few months after the pierce, and follow directions. If it says do not remove for six months, then don't! I had to remove my second set of studs to go to the hospital, and one day was all it took for the holes to start sealing up again. This was two months after the piercing! My originals I managed to leave with something in them for six months and they turned out great. Okay, so I mentioned mine, but only as an example, and not as a means of overruning your fourm or this topic. If anyone has questions, I have a bit of knowledge I can extend. E-mail me and I'll answer what I can...
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Fox, so I am a blonde. I found the answer. Hey, how can I remember as much as this forum has to share? It can be overwhelming, even for a memory girl like me!
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On 2002-05-22 02:23, Firefox wrote:
I don't mind the carbonation, just the added sugar.
But...but... caffine and sugar get me through my day. Without sugar in my pop, or coffee, how would I survive????
*TWITCH*
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Champagne! Bubbly and sweet... And Fox, I do like the sodas, with the carbonation and the sugar, but I am a Coca Cola fan, because it burns so good. It sometimes cures sore throats! Beer - Tuborg, and Sol Mixed drinks - Paralyzer, or Caesar Wine - Riesling, because you can cook with it and drink it, and be happy. Or any wine mixed with other fruits.
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Thank you, Heelson, for the whistle. Hoverfly, I am happy with the attention, yes! Anonymous - I may remove my shoes for one or two minutes at a time when at work. Not very much of a break, I suppose.
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Happy Birthday, Calv! How many more years do you have, anyway? You don't have to answer of course. I hope you had a splendid outing!
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Gold earrings - hoop style, two purses, a very cool bracelet, the latest CD from No Doubt, a Bubble Gun, More food than a girl needs... and my older sister needs to give me a few things tomorrow, likely some books that I want. No shoes, but then, no one will buy me shoes anymore, my family thinks I am obsessed enough! Oh, and most important, lots of loving tender feelings and well wishing. My mother really has a way of making me feel like I matter.
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warm beer must be a matter of taste. I'll take a nicely chilled Tuborg, please. And it's just not a heritage aspect, I honestly like it.
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please, no more to eat! NOOOOOOOOO! I'll skip the high heeled cake, and just take high heels, thanks. It's almost over, and wow it was a good weekend. And again, thank you to everyone who wished me well.
High Heeled Training Diary #15
in Ultra High Heels
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I don't remove my shoes at work very much. I did take them off to change at the end of work, and did go barefoot for a bit. But I just wear my shoes until I'm done wearing them these days, or have a two minute break from them, at most. Oxfords and boots aren't as easy to slip off, so they stay on all of the time.