Francis

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look in the FAQ

Well, now that I am mobile again (new car ) I can make it to Brum or London, just as long as I know when

I've had a few slipping incidents, but none that resulted in floor and backside contact I think department stores buff the floors up a bit too much.

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Linsey, we'll have you leading the ballet heel relay race Unfortunately, too much is happening in my ife at the moment for me to devote any time to my ballets :-( Two deaths, 1 on either side of the family has curtailed it. Lack of money, new car needed (old one rotting) and trying to sort the house out are sucking up far too much time and effort But I shall soon be back in the fold again and I shall post a few more pics.

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I think Trolldeg got it right for me as well. Restrictive. The tighter, the better!

UK11 is the same as US13 so maybe that will help with your conversions

Welcome Charles, glad to see you that you enjoy what you have found in our home from home. as Jeff suggests, try posting them here on the forum or alternatively, email someone who can host the stories for you and place a link into the forum on your behalf. Many of us here are capable and I'm sure will be more than willing to help.

but merchandising to subsidise is probably the best idea, thus leaving choice to the visitor. Interesting spin on paying for the site.

that thing that gets Branson nearly in a pickle

sorry, I missed that I was travelling on that morning on my way to cheshire again. maybe next time

for ballet boots and shoes, try Little Shoe Box, Pierre Silber or have a look on eBay

A good place to start would be to go for your favourite style and then try other styles that you think would suit you. There are no hard and set rules about which types of shoes are best for certain people, although I would suggest that the larger person refrain from stilettos. Not from an aestehtics point of view, but from a practical one. Stilettos are more likely to break with a lot of weight bearing on them. At the end of the day, it's whatever you think you'll look good in and be comfortable in. Good luck in determining your style and if you can't then it just means more shoes to buy but let us know what your purchases and experiences are, if only to help others in the same position as you.

shall we try "High Priestess of High Heels"

Hi Paul I'm not too far from Nottingham so maybe I'll visit you or you can visit me in Kettering. I'm sure we'll have plenty to talk about :-)

you're making better progress than me I'm still teetering with bent legs I could do a similar thing with my training as my hallway is about the same length from stairs to front door (let's hope no-one knocks on while I'm down that end although the door may add some support ) I'm going to be renovating my ballets soon and adding the straps that were there orginally, that will help them stay on my feet

The SMG pic would have brilliant if it was real. Her head has been added as you can see the additions where her hair crosses over the outfit. Is it me or does hair really go transparent when overlaying sexy outfits Lucy Liu pics are brilliant. Now there's a woman who can jump around in high heels. Super Laurie beware or learn some tips before crimefighting in your stilettos

very nice Luc! seem that the guy in the non coordinating grey suit is paying more than a passing interest :-)

about 5" nice picture! though I doubt she would do private modelling for any of us

come one people! Laurie's making a subtle point here! If you can't laugh at yourself, then you can't laugh at others! :-)

Right! You've all had it now! Francis has got higher heels! This can only mean trouble!

Celebration time! :drinking:

Hey, Firefox. These 5.5"s look like yours!

it certainly is slightly more up market from the old one, even the colour is customizable. Alright, so it's only 3 schemes but that's better than the single choice you were given on the old one. Well done! I, for one, certainly think it's a great improvement.