Shyheels

Trickery

Roustabout

Snoop

Bureau

Allotments come in set sizes. I do not believe you can subdivide them, although I suppose if you knew somebody who was interested you could informally share one.

Cash register

Onomatopoeia

Off

Some allotments can get up to about 400 square metres - it depends. But yes, they are fairly small by farm standards. Just opportunities for city and town dwellers to grow a few veggies for themselves, or maybe make a few quid making honemade chutneys and the like.

Cheeky

Unwise

An allotment is a plot of public land that you rent from your local council and can use for gardening. They vary in size but aren't all that large - we're not talking acres here, or even one acre - more like an eighth or so. There is quite a waiting list to get one as they are very popular, and not very expensive to rent. Some if the ones near us are really well looked after and provide a nice bit if green space in the midst if all the housing.

Exertion

If you want ladybirds grow some broad beans.  You'll get blackfly and before you know it you'll have ladybirds galore.

Conscience

Exonerate

Acquittal

Reason

All I grow in my garden is tired... But seriously we have a nice little garden in the back yard. Not much space, not like what you are talking about - we live in a seaside town in the south of England so no farm sized plots, and it is all flowers and greenery, not edibles, but wonderful to sit out in on nice sunny days. My wife is the gardener though. I mow the lawn and do the heavy stuff, as required. What kinds if chilli peppers do you grow?

Assumption

So I guess I am not unique - clearly so by the number of people who have found similar relief to back pain by wearing heels. There is clearly something to this. We're not all just making it up.

Surmised

Appearance

It's the arching that does it, I think. Lordosis - the inward curvature of the spine - was one of the neat new scrabble words I learned, and learned about, during my rehab after surgery. And you're right, the subtle realignment one makes while standing in heels seems to correct the curve (at least on my spine and, by the sounds of it, yours and others as well) and do a little gentle strengthening.

Mood