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Cali last won the day on October 15 2025

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  1. They were larger before I tore one. Then that one was over 28 inches for a month. Try get pants on was phun.
  2. Cali

    New Mani

    Most professional guitar players get acrylic/gel nails because their nails get worn down. Some of my fingernails split from tip to bed others delaminate. Acrylic nails for life. Mani/pedi tomorrow.
  3. We all have fit issues. For me it is extremely high arches and a thick toe box to start. Pump are completely out, they cut into my toe tendons, even with foam padding. Because of my arch/toe box, I need full zippers on my boots and booties. I have been looking for some new booties and sandals in the 3.75 to 4.5 inch range for over a year and haven't seen any that (1) fit and (2) look half way decent. Bought and returned 6 pairs so far. BTW my calves are down to only 15 inch now.
  4. Caffeine addicts understand. I once traded a cup of coffee for a bottle of whiskey while backpacking in the Sierra wilderness. They spotted the filter cone hanging from my backpack when we passed.
  5. Believe or not, @mlroseplant, some people can not carry a tune. I can't; my mind does not think in a linear manner.
  6. I have a thick toe box, so pointed shoes need to be longer just to get them on. My JS stilettos (booties and knee highs) and Nine West leather knee highs are size 11. Almond and round are nicer on my toes.
  7. Also the shoes are in a shadow, better lighting would go a long way too.
  8. I love it! People dress their infants up al the time in outfits, especially "mommy $ me". You just took it to another (artistic) level. These should be prized photos in her baby book.
  9. Please NO!
  10. Wile I love uniformity in coffee - dark roasted (expresso), black, I want diversity in my life. I split my clothes between colder and warmer wear. Different pants for different heels. Several groups in the same style but different colors and sometimes fabrics. I can't wear my knee highs boots with my skyscraper jeans, while my Jessica Simpson stiletto booties doesn't go with my short shorts. But I can (and do) wear my Jessica Simpson knee high stiletto boots with my short shorts, just for fun.
  11. Your getting bolder in your shopping. Next time go straight in look and ask. Don't wait until there are less customers. I wear heels all the time so when I go into a shop they know I'm looking for myself. Many times I get better service because they view me as a higher chance of a 'sale' than women just looking.
  12. Cali

    As Seen on TV!

    Just finished watching the Rose Parade on TV (only saw two in-person) and watch several women in heels, some high. Wonder how will they look at the end of the 5.5 mile (8.85 km) parade?
  13. Crawling about the rocks in high heels would be insane. Sneakers are appropriate in this case. (BUT ONLY in this case.)
  14. I ventured into women's jeans and cords 8 years ago and haven't ventured out. In Levi's I have several 311's both red tag and cords. In Express I have many different styles, mostly skinny, size 10 and some 8's. Some are 'short', I like the short versions for some boots because the stop before the ankles and don't give me extra bulk around the ankles. My boots fit better. I have gotten a few 'straight jeans' and recently I have some skyscraper in size 10 and 8. I just got a size 6, I can get them on and close the button and zip them up, but they are a little too tight for now. Hopefully, I will be able to wear them with a little more weigh lose. Several of my cords are JAG. I get compliments in those all the time. Love the new 4-way stretchable materials.
  15. It was in the seventies, so she had high stiletto pumps. It snowed and I went barefooted for a few weeks. The snow helped with the pain.
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