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Wow!! It's scary how we can be doing something without even thinking, and the next thing you know it all goes south. Hope you're doing well...

Chris, I wear clogs like the ones in your top picture to work all the time. They are made by Skechers, and they are a ladies clog. I have co-workers complement me on them a lot. They are really comfortable. I say get 'em!

Nice pair of wedges, Bundy. They look comfortable too.

Those are hot wedges, Barney!

Congratulations on your outing. It gets easier each time.

Congratulations on the conversion to wedges. I've been a fan of them for years!

I was at the doctor's office yesterday passing the time waiting for the doctor by reading an April issue of Glamour magazine. (Of course I was checking out all the shoes!) In that issue, they had about 3 pages devoted to polls concerning different aspects of shoes. One question asked the ladies if they would date a guy who had more shoes than she did. 30% said that they "would be in love," while 70% said that they would run the other way, or some other similarly foolish reply. I was hoping that we would have made more progress with acceptance by the ladies. Another question asked the guys if they ever tried on their girlfriend's/wife's heels. 28% stated that they had. I bet there are actually more who had tried their gf's/wife's heels, but they either did not answer or answer truthfully. I find it encouraging that those questions even appeared in the poll. We just need to keep heeling!

Congratulations, and just take it slow. Give her some time to adjust to your footwear preferences. Good luck!

Ah yes, most of my shoes were like that in the 70's. It was a great time, and no one questioned what shoes you wore.

I opt for the wedge boots too.

Those peep toes look great.

Yes had some great albums. I saw them in 1973 and I will get to see them again in August near Pittsburgh, PA. Three of the original members will be there: Steve Howe, Alan White, and Chris Squire. They will be playing "The Yes Album", "Close to the Edge", and a third album (which I can't remember) in their entirety. Can't wait for that show!

I'm like a lot of others in here. I don't know why, but the interest in women's shoes just happened. I started to notice when I was young; then the late 60's hit with the higher styles of girls shoes and sandals. Suddenly, it was OK for guys to wear heels and platforms in the 70's. Of course, I was all over that idea, and I've never looked back! It's too late for me to change now anyway.

Congratulations on your first purchase. I have several pairs similar to them.

Had a Windows install go sideways, so this got put off a couple of weeks.

Clearance Finds

Nordstrom Rack:

MeToo London: $27.95

Abound Flats: $17.99

Enzo Angiolini Brettani: $35.99

DSW:

Fergalicious "Ultimate:" $23.99

Levity Trudy: $25.99

KMart:

Route 66 "Edaline:"

Tan $7.99

Black $9.99

Payless:

Christian Siriano La Femme:$24.99

Brash Kosmic: $11.00

Target:

Xhilaration Shayenne: $17.48

I really love the wedges; especially the first pair.

Congratulations! It gets easier with time.

I have worn wood clogs and sandals for years. They are a favorite of mine.

It sounds like you Brits enjoy making fun of you politicians as much as we do of ours here in the US.

I post reviews frequently. I don't always state that I am male, but I do sometimes.

I just got these in a great deal from rue lala. I can't wait to wear them to my next pedi!

Yes it is me.

Its something I don't wear a lot. I had to go to work in the middle of the night and was there by myself so I wore them to work.

Obviously, by looking at my avatar you can tell I'm a wedge fan. Most of my shoes and sandals are wedges ranging in height from a low to pretty high.

Wow, that was a special gift, and your wife is a special lady!

I like the wedge boots--good choice.

How about Jack Bruce??? He is my all time favorite. Another favorite is much more obscure by the name of Gerald Johnson. I got to meet him a couple of years ago when he was playing with Dave Mason near Pittsburgh. I first saw him playing with Steve Miller in 1974 around when he released "The Joker". He played a right hand Fender Precision left-handed. Now he has a custom made Precision with a left-hand body and a right-hand neck. He plays with the strings reversed too. Phenomenal bassist!