I almost lost my leg from blood poisoning after stepping on something in the yard. At 9 years old, it would have been devastating. Sepsis moves fast. It was up to to my knee the next morning when my mom took me to the doctor.
I have rarely gone without shoes ever since, because even in your house your floors are gross.
Reminds me of a non-shoe we had to wear in a production of Jesus Christ Superstar, but ours were little strips of leather that ptotected the sole of the fore foot.
I totally appreciate your appeal to buy shoes for those that need them.
This org is partnered with retailers and also accepts gently used shoeshttps://soles4souls.org/
The soup kitchen I work for also distributes shoes, I bet the soup kitchen near you does or knows the local people who distribute shoes in your local community.
I think you'd have to have some really pretty feet to pull off wearing those (and I'm sorry, Qualley doesn't have pretty feet) but indoors on carpet only because...yuck. So are these movie stars allowed in restaurants while wearing the non-shoes? Because, again...yuck.
"Few people complain about stubbing their heel, and those who do are whiners."
Apparently you haven't spent much time around us Boomers: we stub our heels all the time and aren't reluctant to complain about it. Then again, we are constant and emphatic whiners...
Honestly I would rather pay several hundred dollars for those non-shoes than some of the equally expensive 3" heels I shoved my feet into for years when I was (much) younger, LOL. Now Sketchers are my footware of choice. Being older has it's benefits and not caring about a shapely calf is one of them.
I swear some clothing designers are just sadists who deeply hate their customers. Personally I can’t find anything attractive when it looks uncomfortable on the person wearing it, though I get that some people are really into super high heels, etc. And not sure from where a barefoot fetish like Tarantino’s comes from, but the idea of stepping on glass or accumulating dirt or grease just depresses me.
I almost lost my leg from blood poisoning after stepping on something in the yard. At 9 years old, it would have been devastating. Sepsis moves fast. It was up to to my knee the next morning when my mom took me to the doctor.
I have rarely gone without shoes ever since, because even in your house your floors are gross.
"The Cobbler's Children Have No Shoes."
It's great work if you can get it, completely full of audacity!
Reminds me of a non-shoe we had to wear in a production of Jesus Christ Superstar, but ours were little strips of leather that ptotected the sole of the fore foot.
I totally appreciate your appeal to buy shoes for those that need them.
This org is partnered with retailers and also accepts gently used shoeshttps://soles4souls.org/
The soup kitchen I work for also distributes shoes, I bet the soup kitchen near you does or knows the local people who distribute shoes in your local community.
Wow. 🤯 Thank you. I loved this piece - and I had no idea about Qualley, that she was Andy McDowell’s kid, or those wretched heel-only shoes!
Love your wrap-up. 🙌🏼
Ack. Andie MacDowell. Jeepers. Spelling #fail.
I think you'd have to have some really pretty feet to pull off wearing those (and I'm sorry, Qualley doesn't have pretty feet) but indoors on carpet only because...yuck. So are these movie stars allowed in restaurants while wearing the non-shoes? Because, again...yuck.
"Few people complain about stubbing their heel, and those who do are whiners."
Apparently you haven't spent much time around us Boomers: we stub our heels all the time and aren't reluctant to complain about it. Then again, we are constant and emphatic whiners...
I had a Deadhead roommate before I got married who didn't like to wear shoes. Her feet were so gross. This is stupid and insulting.
Honestly I would rather pay several hundred dollars for those non-shoes than some of the equally expensive 3" heels I shoved my feet into for years when I was (much) younger, LOL. Now Sketchers are my footware of choice. Being older has it's benefits and not caring about a shapely calf is one of them.
See Steve Martin “The Cruel Shoes”
I swear some clothing designers are just sadists who deeply hate their customers. Personally I can’t find anything attractive when it looks uncomfortable on the person wearing it, though I get that some people are really into super high heels, etc. And not sure from where a barefoot fetish like Tarantino’s comes from, but the idea of stepping on glass or accumulating dirt or grease just depresses me.
Yeah it's like, "have you seen the outside and what gets done to it?" I presume she's wealthy enough to have had her tetanus boosters at least.
The higher the heels, the longer the legs look.
Time for stilts to come into fashion!