Maximilian Posted October 16, 2010 Posted October 16, 2010 I like the Jane Cash look Jeff lol. I see it as a blend between feminine and masculine. More importantly though, I like it that you like it, i.e, that you do your thing and don't give a rats ass about other people's opinions. Not only that, it boosts your confidence. At the end of the day, we should all dress in the manner that we like and strive to boost our self esteem and confidence in the process. If each one of us can manage to bring ourselves to the point where we don't care what 99.999999 percent of the population think about our look, I'd see it as a big accomplishment. A confident male high heeler, comfortable in his own skin, is one of the best tools we have to promote awareness and more acceptance towards our fashion choice. We're all critics and we're all judged and criticized, whether it happens behind our backs or in our face. People in the forum judge us and you can bet on it that the general public do so every time we wear our heels/feminine attire outside. Tech is definitely the most direct member on the forum when it comes to his opinions about different style of the member. I find the comments amusing and we should all take them with a grain of salt. A little "roasting" in the forum of members with a sense of humor/confidence could be entertaining. By the way Jeff, I always wondered what’s behind the yellow curtains in your house. Here are my guesses (let’s all guess what’s behind there): - A brick wall - A closet full of shoes that would make Carrie Bradshaw jealous. - A bookcase containing all the books and comics you've purchased at Borders. - A Nine West store - The time tunnel - A board full schematics of your ultimate dream shoe or boot. - Jabba the hutt - A giant wall portrait of you which is exactly the photo we see. Am I warm or cold?
JeffB Posted October 16, 2010 Author Posted October 16, 2010 JohnH: Heh! I've wondered about that myself. Seems kinda silly when you stop to think about it. Oh, well, to each their own. Bubba136: Are you saying I have no taste in handbags? HMPH! I'm insulted! But yeah, of all the times I've worn skirts in public, I've never had anyone comment on the bag I carried. All of which made the recent commentary here rather, well, peculiar. Maximilian!: Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate them. What you said about dressing to please yourself and not others, and how that boosts one's confidence was the best thing I've read on this board in weeks, and you couldn't be more right in what you've said. Bravo! As for what's behind those drapes, nothing so dramatic, just the the windows looking out into my backyard. But I loved your suggestions, especially the one about a Nine West store! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
Bubba136 Posted October 16, 2010 Posted October 16, 2010 Bubba136: Are you saying I have no taste in handbags? HMPH! I'm insulted! But yeah, of all the times I've worn skirts in public, I've never had anyone comment on the bag I carried. All of which made the recent commentary here rather, well, peculiar. Not at all, Jeff I was really referring to Tech's not liking your handbag. For me, I really don't care one way or the other. It's your image and your choice of accessories. And, you have to satisfy yourself as to weather or not you like the way you look dressed in whatever outfit you choose. And, if you like it, wear it -- is my motto...... Frankly, and I believe that I've mentioned this before, I happen to like the way you dress for your outings, for the most part. So, press on, Mc Duff! to higher and higher heights. After all, it's your reputation that's at stake. Dress as your courage allows, with or without others approval. It's a huge, giant size "who cares" what I, Tech, or anyone else thinks. Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.
JeffB Posted October 16, 2010 Author Posted October 16, 2010 10/16/2010: With the weather today sunny but blustery and chilly, the conditions were perfect for a jaunt in my thigh boots. Here's my outfit: My black leather jacket over a black ladies mock turtleneck, Gloria Vanderbilt "Amanda" jeans and the Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh boots. The more I sport these boots on my outings, the more I come to appreciate just how much fun they are to wear, and with the four inch heels, I can stand and walk in them easily for extended periods. And when I pair those boots with a pair of tight jeans, perfectly accentuating my long legs, I absolutely love how good I look. But I digress. Today's jaunt was to South Jersey, but first, it was off to downtown, stopping near a ATM for spending money, I passed a guy while crossing the street who twisted his neck almost completely around to get a good look at me. Why, I have no idea. Then it was off to visit my local comic shop to snag this week's newest offerings, as usual, I chatted with the staff and a couple of customers about comics, no one paying any attention to what was on my feet. Twenty minutes later (the meter was running), it was off to South Jersey to wander about. I swung over to Barnes & Noble to see what new manga was in stock, and what new novels had come out that I'll want to download to my B & N nook e-reader in the future. While perusing the new book arrivals, I was approached by a young man who looked to be in his early twenties, he grinned held out his hand to me and said his name was Kevin. Sort of startled, I grinned back, shook his hand and said hello right back. Five minutes later while over in the manga section, Kevin walked up to me again and said he liked my shoes, I grinned and thanked him. Ten minutes after that while checking out the latest horror magazines, Kevin walked up to me a third time, pulling a young woman who looked positively mortified, he introduced the woman as his sister Ellen, then he pointed at my feet and said to the woman, "Doesn't he have awesome shoes?" Ellen nervously grinned and nodded, then, wishing me a great day, she steered Kevin away and I never saw him again. Obviously, Kevin was, well, slow, but at least he had good taste in footwear. From there, it was off to Best Buy to see what was new. As usual, I spent at least a good half hour in the store, a portion of that time was spent checking out one of the new 3-D Hi-Def TV sets, they look amazing but are expensive as sin! While I'm sure other shoppers were taking looks and glances and double takes at me, no one chuckled, snickered, giggled or any of that stuff, which was fine by me. My final stop of the day was to the Cherry Hill Mall where I decided to wander through for a little bit, just to see what sort of reactions I'd get. I entered the mall at Macy's which was was positively packed with shoppers in the women's shoe department, and I noticed a few women checking out MY boots as I strolled past, one woman even nodded. Guess I got her seal of approval. Being in a crowded mall in the late afternoon, dressed as I was took more than a little nerve on my part, I'll admit to a little anxiety, but I hid it well, even a few teenagers here and there grinned and giggled and otherwise made fools of themselves. Still, it was fun. Going through that mall was another push of the envelope, and I felt that I did well, even though I wasn't in there for long. I felt good because I was dressed well, didn't look outlandish, nor did I seek to make a spectacle of myself or attract any undue attention, I was simply exhibiting my own unique sense of style. Men wearing high heels, either covertly (under long jeans) or overtly (thigh high boots) shouldn't be seen as any more different or any more bizarre than girls or women who choose to wear combat boots or overalls, as long as we look tasteful, and stylish, I see no reason why we can fit in with the rest of society. I feel as though I'm doing my part to help dispel the myth that men in heels are freaks or deviants or oddballs, while some folks either can't or won't shake that viewpoint (thus their need to laugh and make fun of us), the majority of people are willing to give us our space, to let us do what we want as long as we don't embarrass ourselves. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
danielp6406 Posted October 16, 2010 Posted October 16, 2010 Another nice outing wearing your boots. This time in full view at the shopping mall ? BTW, It looks like that "Kevin" was jealous of you wearing those nice boots ! (Wondering what he could have said to his sister after they left...) Well done !
roniheels Posted October 17, 2010 Posted October 17, 2010 Congratulations to you on another striking outfir and high heeled boots and another sucessful jaunt. I spent one morning in our largest mall, but it was not at a busy time as you did. I have a day off coming up this week and I am going to visit some places in high heels that I've neever been before, derived from inspiration from you and Thighbootguy. Your attitude is right on the mark as far as appearing in public in high heels. Let everyone see us enjoying our freedom and enjoying the moment. Thanks for your post.
JeffB Posted October 17, 2010 Author Posted October 17, 2010 danielp6406: I must admit, that mall was a tad unnerving since it was fairly well packed and I felt plenty of eyes on me the whole time, still, I managed to survive. Heh! As for Kevin, something tells me I doubt he was jealous. Just an opinion. roniheels: Thanks for your kind words. I'm simply doing the best I possibly can to illustrate how men in heels can be looked upon as eclectically stylish instead of freakishly weird. However, some people (usually under the age of 20 and moronic) still subscribe to the latter opinion, unable or unwilling to open their tiny minds to the possibilities of alternative fashion. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
Thighbootguy Posted October 17, 2010 Posted October 17, 2010 JeffB – Your outfit has come as close as possible to my all time favorite thigh boot image. All time favorite thigh boot image I really think the black leather jacket strikes a nice balance with the boots. At one time you said you were considering a pair of 5” boots. I recommend the Ellie 8899s to your attention. This is what I wear most of the time and I find them very comfortable. Mine have been resoled and I’ve lost count of the heel tip replacements. These boots are a little higher then the 8868s you have and have an ankle zipper for a little trimmer look. Being tighter and taller, hey give the wearer a different feel which I enjoy. I must admit I have also wondered what was behind the curtains but my imagination was no where near as fertile as Maximilian’s. One of these days take your camera out in the back yard and strike a few poses there. As always, I really enjoyed read your Jaunt posts, probably as much as you enjoy the Jaunt. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned.
Bubba136 Posted October 17, 2010 Posted October 17, 2010 I must admit I have also wondered what was behind the curtains but my imagination was no where near as fertile as Maximilian’s. One of these days take your camera out in the back yard and strike a few poses there. Now, as to the secret of what's behind curtain #1 in Jeff's pictures? If he's living in a garden type apartment, I would bet that there is a great big window behind that curtain. So big that the flash from his camera would wash out any picture he was trying to take. Perhaps one day he'll take a picture out of that window and show us the dazzling landscape scene that he gazes upon when daydreaming about taking an "outing" through his favorite "Barn's and Noble.":silly: Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.
JeffB Posted October 17, 2010 Author Posted October 17, 2010 10/17/2010: Just a short jaunt as I had an errand to run before chaining myself to the couch to spend the rest of Sunday watching football, followed by game two of the NLCS with the Phillies and Giants. For today's outfit, I decided to go back in my past for something a little old school: My black leather jacket over a blue t-shirt, jeans and the Pleaser "Vanity" 2013 knee boots which I hadn't worn in awhile. Over the past year plus, I've vastly broadened my horizons when it came to my outings by sporting skirts of all lengths and the combo of skin tight jeans with thigh high boots, however, I hadn't forgotten that at one time, I used to wear heels under long jeans like practically everyone else here, so I thought I'd go back in time and relive those old memories. I only had one stop to make and was downtown to Barnes & Noble to load up on my e-books for my "nook" e-reader, and to see make a note of new stuff I might want to add in the future. Driving to the downtown location across from Rittenhouse Square, I managed to find a spot right near the store and hopped out. Because of the length of the jeans, the boots, even with their four inch heels were pretty much hidden, but there was no mistaking the pleasant clicking of said heels, so I wasn't all that stealthy as I waled down to the store for my errand. Upon entering, the security guard, stationed just inside the enterance nodded, then smirked some when he glanced down at my feet and saw what I was wearing. No biggie. Going up to the second floor of the store where the lounge was, I bought an iced tea and busied myself uploading e-books to my nook for future reading. The lounge area was fairly full, yet no one gave me so much as the time of day, not even after the clicking of the heels on the wooden floors announced my arrival. I spent a leisurely forty-five minutes in the store fiddling around with my nook before departing, going downstairs, the same guard was at his post, when he saw me, he smirked again, but I ignored him. If he got a cheap thrill out what he saw, then, hey, I'm happy to have entertained him. From there, I hopped back in my car and head home. End of jaunt. Still, it was pleasant to have returned to my heeling "roots", after all, just a couple of years ago, it never would've occured to me to wear anything else. How things change over time. TBG & Bubba136: Since you're curious as to what's behind those famous yellow drapes, well, wonder no more! Just a couple of plain old windows with plain old shades and an air conditioner that's almost as old as I am! Here's what's on the other side of said windows: The backyard where I fight a neverending battle against weeds. Hardly a scenic spot to take pictures of myself. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
ShockQueen Posted October 17, 2010 Posted October 17, 2010 I must say I absolutely love your "old-school jaunt", as that's how I usually go out when wearing boots. It just has that look of class, clean lines, and a good form - well done! As far as the mystery behind the curtain.....seems sort of anti-climactic now. I was thinking perhaps a huge English garden with hedges, stone pathways, and a bench here and there. Then again, I have a fertile imagination. Thanks for the great pics! SQ.....still busting societal molds with a smile...and a 50-ton sledge!
Bubba136 Posted October 17, 2010 Posted October 17, 2010 I must say I absolutely love your "old-school jaunt", as that's how I usually go out when wearing boots. It just has that look of class, clean lines, and a good form - well done! As far as the mystery behind the curtain.....seems sort of anti-climactic now. I was thinking perhaps a huge English garden with hedges, stone pathways, and a bench here and there. Then again, I have a fertile imagination. Thanks for the great pics! I knew it was a window. But, I also thought the same thing, SQ.... Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.
JeffB Posted October 18, 2010 Author Posted October 18, 2010 Sorry to have disappointed you, folks, but the only green thumb I have is for weeds, and that's purely by accident! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
Maximilian Posted October 20, 2010 Posted October 20, 2010 What we don't see in the so called outside photo of your home Jeff are the lighting stands, camera and director sitting in his chair
JeffB Posted October 20, 2010 Author Posted October 20, 2010 JeffB – Your outfit has come as close as possible to my all time favorite thigh boot image. All time favorite thigh boot image I really think the black leather jacket strikes a nice balance with the boots. Hmm! I think I have a gray turtleneck in my closet. I'll wear that on my next thigh boot outing! Heh! At one time you said you were considering a pair of 5” boots. I recommend the Ellie 8899s to your attention. This is what I wear most of the time and I find them very comfortable. Mine have been resoled and I’ve lost count of the heel tip replacements. These boots are a little higher then the 8868s you have and have an ankle zipper for a little trimmer look. Being tighter and taller, hey give the wearer a different feel which I enjoy. Well, I still plan to buy a pair, even though I've never worn heels that high in public before. I'm sure I could make those work once I get used to them. I'll keep you appraised. I must admit I have also wondered what was behind the curtains but my imagination was no where near as fertile as Maximilian’s. One of these days take your camera out in the back yard and strike a few poses there. My, my! Seems the question about what's behind those drapes has gotten as much attention as the handbag I sported two Sundays ago! HA! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
JeffB Posted October 20, 2010 Author Posted October 20, 2010 What we don't see in the so called outside photo of your home Jeff are the lighting stands, camera and director sitting in his chair That's only because Spielberg wanted everything kept top secret! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
Thighbootguy Posted October 24, 2010 Posted October 24, 2010 If you look closely at the image of Jeff's back yard you will see where some things have been erased. After an exhausting reconstruction effort I have restore the image. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned.
Bubba136 Posted October 24, 2010 Posted October 24, 2010 If you look closely at the image of Jeff's back yard you will see where some things have been erased. After an exhausting reconstruction effort I have restore the image. [ATTACH]11183[/ATTACH] Wowieeeee:clap: Any vacancies in your neighborhood JeffB? Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.
JeffB Posted October 24, 2010 Author Posted October 24, 2010 Wowieeeee:clap: Any vacancies in your neighborhood JeffB? 'Fraid not! I'm keeping my homegirls all to myself! Yo, TBG! That was supposed to have been a state secret! Tsk! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
Maximilian Posted October 24, 2010 Posted October 24, 2010 If you look closely at the image of Jeff's back yard you will see where some things have been erased. After an exhausting reconstruction effort I have restore the image. [ATTACH]11183[/ATTACH] Hahahaha. I LIKE your neighborhood Jeff!
Elegant Posted October 25, 2010 Posted October 25, 2010 Whoa, I'd date these girls to the left What is good for a goose, can be good for any gender!
danielp6406 Posted October 25, 2010 Posted October 25, 2010 For me, it would be the girl standing on the porch, right side Now back to the Jaunts of JeffB ! (BTW: Well done Thighbootguy with the photo edit...)
JeffB Posted December 24, 2010 Author Posted December 24, 2010 12/24/2010: Contrary to popular belief, I haven't fallen off the edge of the earth or was kidnapped by space aliens. Yes, it's yours truly, back with my first jaunt in little over two months. Wow! How time flies when you're wearing sneakers. Heh! Anyhoo, with Christmas Eve off from work and all my shopping long since done, I decided to head out for a little high heeled fun, and here's my outfit: My favorite black leather jacket over a women's teal mockneck, the Gloria Vanderbilt "Amanda" jeans and the Pleaser Legend 8868 thigh high boots, plus a pair of women's black leather gloves. With the exception of the jacket, I didn't wear a single stitch of men's clothing, and found that to have been rather exciting. Perhaps sometime down the road, I'll buy a women's leather jacket. After two months away from my jaunting, it felt just a tad...strange to once again be perched on spike heels at first, but the good feelings that comes from the experience quickly returned. My first stop of the day (after twenty minutes spent looking for a parking space) was downtown and the comic shop I regularly visit, I had to walk nearly a block to the shop, passing a few people here and there, but no one said a thing, just like old times, so to speak. After twenty minutes in the shop, it was off for Kinko's as I had to make some color copies of oversized materials that wouldn't fit on my flatbed scanner at home, again, passed by folks on the street and no one said boo about the tall black fellow in the tight jeans and thigh high boots, ditto for the half hour spent in Kinko's. I just minded my business while everyone else minded theirs. I guess the world at large were too busy getting in their last minute Christmas shopping and was too involved in that to notice me, heck, I probably could've worn a pink sequined evening gown, a beehive wig and a tiara and wouldn't have drawn so much as a glance. Heh! After Kinko's, it was time for lunch, so I decided to wander out to Springfield as I hadn't been there in quite some time. Mistake. Didn't think there'd be much traffic out west. Wrong. A trip from downtown to Springfield that usually took some 20 minutes took over 45 because of clogged roads. But I finally made it to the western 'burbs and Subway for lunch. From there, I decided to swing by Borders to see if there was any new manga in to buy. Mistake number two. The line for the cash register stretched a good thirty feet, let me say that again...THIRTY FEET! Tsk on me, I should've known better, given what today was. I spent all of five minutes in the stores before turning around and leaving. Didn't even think about stopping in at Best Buy as the crowds there probably would've been even worse, so, braving traffic heading back into the city, I returned home. All in all, it was a fun outing as it felt good to be back in heels after my two months hiatus, and the boldness I usually displayed while freestyling returned too. Hopefully, I'll be able to find time in the immediate future for new jaunts. Already, I can feel that urge to wear a skirt.... I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
roniheels Posted December 27, 2010 Posted December 27, 2010 Jeff ... Great to hear from you again and as always, enjoy reading about your jaunts. I have been heeling in public on a regular basis and have been terrible about reporting my outings. Like you, I'm going to try to do better next year and as I have stated before, you and Thighbootguy inspire my on the different places you wear high heels, the outfits and high heels you wear, and the reports of your outings that you share with the community. Great hearing from you and keep heeling!
Thighbootguy Posted December 27, 2010 Posted December 27, 2010 JeffB - I am glad to se you are posting again! It is good to read that you were not “kidnapped by space aliens” but it was their loss and our gain. Sounds like you had a fine outing. I still think many of the readers of these posts have no concept of what it is like for a guy to be strolling down the street wearing thigh boots with heels, not having a care in the world, and getting no negative reaction from anyone. I have the same outfit, including the gloves, except that all my leather jackets are ladies jackets. For a long time I did find it “rather exciting” to wear this outfit but anymore it is just a comfortable, and good looking way to dress. Gloves were my first foray into wearing ladies stuff and I have always loved wearing them Wearing gloves started long before I discovered boots.. I have pairs that range from wrist length to past my shoulder. I will grant a good deal of poetic license to your idea that “I probably could've worn a pink sequined evening gown, a beehive wig and a tiara and wouldn't have drawn so much as a glance”. That would be noticed. I find that the amount of “notice” I get does go up when I’m wearing a skirt rather than jeans. The notice seems inversely proportional to the length of the skirt. I’ll bet most of the gals already knew that. Anyway… It is good to read that you out and about again. I dream of a world where chickens can cross roads without having their motives questioned.
JeffB Posted December 28, 2010 Author Posted December 28, 2010 Hey, roniheels! Glad to read that you enjoyed my latest little outing, and that you've been enjoying your own adventures. Good for you, my friend! Keep up the great work! JeffB - Sounds like you had a fine outing. I still think many of the readers of these posts have no concept of what it is like for a guy to be strolling down the street wearing thigh boots with heels, not having a care in the world, and getting no negative reaction from anyone. Quite true. I must admit that there are times I find myself somewhat conflicted when I get no reactions from passersby while on my outings. On one hand, I'm pleased that no one raises a fuss at seeing a man wearing high heels, but on the other hand, I'd like someone to approach me and discuss, comment and/or ask questions my attire so I could talk about same, something I rarely get the chance to do. I have the same outfit, including the gloves, except that all my leather jackets are ladies jackets. For a long time I did find it “rather exciting” to wear this outfit but anymore it is just a comfortable, and good looking way to dress. I might just have to invest in a ladies leather jacket as I'm becoming more comfortable dressed from head to toe in women's clothing while on my outings. I find that the amount of “notice” I get does go up when I’m wearing a skirt rather than jeans. The notice seems inversely proportional to the length of the skirt. I'll second that! On those rare times I wore a short skirt, I did indeed get some double takes here and there. I continue to be amazed how people get so worked up over gender and clothing. Anyway… It is good to read that you out and about again. Well, after that snowstorm we got here on Sunday, it might be awhile before I can go out again. I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
JeffB Posted January 3, 2011 Author Posted January 3, 2011 1/3/2011: With the arrival of 2011, plus all that yucky snow from last Sunday having melted away, it was time for the first jaunt of the new year. And here's my outfit: My familiar black leather jacket over a women's black mockneck, the Gloria Vanderbilt "Amanda" jeans, the Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots, my women's black leather gloves and my women's wrist watch. Like back on Christmas Eve, I was all women's clothes save for the jacket, and found it to have been a pleasurable experience. With temperatures at a nippy 30 degrees when I left around 11 a.m., I figured that jeans would make for a safer, and warmer option, so off I went, heading west to Springfield. My first stop was to an ATM for some cash, as I walked back to my car, I passed an older gentleman who jokingly asked if I left any cash in the machine, I chuckled and told him I did. Even though I've put on a few extra pounds over the past couple of months, I headed to Pizza Hut™ for lunch. The lot was fairly empty and there were only half a dozen people in the place when I walked in around noon. Despite how I was dressed, I was treated no different from anyone else in the place as I chowed down from the buffet bar, scarfing down half a dozen slices of Meat Lover's pizza with iced tea. Yummy! From there, it was off to Border's bookstore, unlike on Christmas Eve, the store was quiet and relatively empty, not a madhouse with a seemingly endless line for the register. After picking half a dozen magazines and buying a cup of hot tea, it was off to the lounge area where I spent a good hour plus leisurely reading and getting warmed up from the tea. From there, I left for my final stop of the day, the Springfield Mall, like every other mall in the land, it was considerably less busy and more quiet, what with Christmas having come and gone. Walking through the mall, I did get a few odd looks and double takes from my attire, but no one gave me so much as the time of day while I walked through the place at a slow pace. All in all, it had been fun to go out again in the thigh high boots which are an absolute delight to wear, and, paired with the tight jeans, it made for quite a bold combination, one I enjoy wearing, and will continue wearing for the immediate future....unless I decide to squeeze in a jaunt in a skirt. Heh! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
kfsteve391 Posted January 3, 2011 Posted January 3, 2011 Sounds as if you are having fun. What a great way to start out the new year. Keep working those boots!
JeffB Posted January 4, 2011 Author Posted January 4, 2011 Sounds as if you are having fun. What a great way to start out the new year. Keep working those boots! Thanks for the kind words! I'll certainly do the very best I can as I'm having a lot of fun wearing my thigh boots! 1/4/2011: Another day, another fun filled thigh boot romp for yours truly. Here's today's outfit: My favorite black leather jacket over a women's white mockneck, Gloria Vanderbilt "Amanda" jeans in black and the Pleaser 8868 "Legend" thigh high boots which I love more and more every time I wear them. I've broken them in quite nicely, they look great on me when paired with skin tight jeans and the four inch heels make for easy, all day wearing. After going west on Monday, I decided to go north today, namely Parx Casino in Bensalem, it should be noted that with today's excursion, I've been there three times now, and on each occasion, I've worn heels (the very first time in a skirt) and feel quite comfortable freestyling there. As it was noon on a weekday when I arrived, the parking lot was fairly full and the gaming floor was fairly crowded and full of activity. With five twenties in my wallet, I proceeded to the one cent machines to try my luck and, after some twenty minutes or so, I won little over $120 bucks which I immediately pocketed. WHOO! Lucky me, and I don't get that lucky all the time. Heh! After an hour and a half spent in the casino, I headed for home, but I did make a stop along the way as I felt like pushing that ol' envelope in my freestyling, so I parked in Center City near Rittenhouse Square, THE most hip spot in the downtown area, crowded with stores and shoppers galore, with that, I hopped out and wandered about, my goal was to be seen. After walking a couple of blocks at a leisurely pace, not getting so much as a double take, gasp, chortle, insult about my sexuality or squeal of hilarity at how I was dressed, a fellow who was about my age caught my attention and said my outfit "looked sharp". I grinned and thanked him. Hey, not bad! Wandering into the Apple Store, nearly four blocks from where I parked, I window shopped there for some twenty minutes before buying a portable 8GB flash drive for me to put on my keyring and store data on. Walking out, I strolled back up the street to where I parked, again, garnering not even a peep from pedestrians, I found that rather refreshing that no one paid me any mind. Another successful outing in heels which made me feel terrific while broadening my horizons ever so much more with my stopover downtown. I can't wait to see where my jaunting will take me next! I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!
skirtedvik Posted January 5, 2011 Posted January 5, 2011 1/4/2011: Another day, another fun filled thigh boot romp for yours truly. Here's today's outfit: You look great!Very well coordinated,you have balls,mate!I would be very glad if I see you in a skirt suit someday .
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