HappyinHeels

Lizzie Borden

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RonC, The first part is correct. I am pretty sure I have more than double that 125 count from several years ago. The 18 pairs refers to those I have worn at least 3 or more times in different places and yes out of the house. Some shoes you buy however don't pass the outdoor test like walking on pavement for any period of time, uneven ground like fine gravel or grass, or they just aren't as comfortable an hour later than you thought. Most of the rest were worn once or twice or not out of an indoor setting at all. My observation, and my point is, just how few pairs made the multiple-wear i

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Hey all, One of my favourite dresses with some NineWest American Vintage wedges. Second is some skinny jeans with Call It Spring sandals with 5.5"/16.5cm chunky heels.

mlroseplant, Don't sell yourself short! I know of no finer heel model in Central Iowa than you. 😄 HinH jeremy1986, Your collection is coming along. I would caution you though there will come a point when you'll forget how many shoes you have or why you bought them. Especially once you take stock of how many heels you've worn even a single time. Your situation also needs to consider that yours aren't even worn in public. It is easy to buy something which is easy on the eyes and gives you such joy but you'll be amazed how it can get out of your control. Everything can be better enj

mlroseplant, My thoughts are exactly what Cali said. That women who say they are open-minded find self-erected barriers when those heels are on THEIR man's feet. Sort of like those who espouse diversity but go home to someone of the same race, people who speak glowingly of public education while spiriting off their kids to a private school, or the neighbourhood evangelist who scorns modern indecency by day yet has a rolodex of mistresses by night. There's what people say and then there is what they actually do. It is far easier for society to live a polite lie by not admitting what all th

Dangling is just another tool in the box women use to rope the men in. They keep doing what works because we keep watching. HinH

Looks like you had a good Memorial Day weekend as well as other adventures. We got back to Wisconsin on 6 May after 6 months in Arizona and visited Yellowstone and Glacier Nat'l Parks on the way back. Having been working in our yard I have been watering flowers and small plants every day as if I were back in Yuma. It's so dry here. Then I remembered your comment about how this part of the country already had irrigation systems in place. It's called rain. Problem is that system has been off for a while! Your son has grown taller and his mechanical ability has grown wider since I last saw him.

Hi All, saw this while still in Arizona and decided to answer. My interest in heels started early in 1971 when first trying them on. Bought my first pair in 1978, wooden sandals with a 4.5”/11.5cm chunky heel. I always had a general interest in women’s fashion as a contrast to men’s. Have enjoyed wearing heels with different outfits over the last decade or so. Perhaps it was part taboo and part liberating and expressive is what pulled me in and kept my interest. HappyinHeels

Mlroseplant, I wonder when your son’s height will catch yours. That’s when it’s so obvious just how fast our babies grew up🤔HinH

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