Written for: Go Dog Go Cafe - Tuesday Writing Prompt (posted by Devereaux and Beth) "Begin with the line "Taking new steps" Taking new steps since I bought those red stilettos. Now I walk hobbled, hold a crutch. Poor me. https://godoggocafe.com/2022/01/25/tuesday-writing-prompt-challenge-january-25-2022/
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Haha! Not a good beginning.
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Some of the shoes I see women wearing make me feel like I’m falling over.
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I could never tackle them.
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Lol. All for fashion!
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I think one 1-2 inches would do it for me.
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I’m totally with you!
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Oh yeah, cringe-worthy! I wear practical flat sandals year-round–not a fashionista! 🙂
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That’s why you still have feet!
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Yes–I have neuropathy in them so I can’t wear enclosed shoes any more…there’s not a whole lot of feeling in them, aarrgghh!
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I hope you are not in pain.
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No, because I have diminished sensation in feet. It’s challenging–last night I noticed blood drops on my lovely rugs…I hadn’t realized I’d run into something and cut a toe. So, no discomfort–lots of annoyance! 🙂 On a different topic–how’s the weather where you are? I’m in north Seattle area–had the winter-blast (SNOW) on Christmas, and praying that’s it for this year 🙂
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We had quite a storm over last weekend. Had a day to start melting, and now everything is turning to ice. I’m in NY,
but lived in Portland, OR for some time.
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Oh goodness, I hope you’re able to stay safe–ice is the worst! Praying you have plenty of provisions and don’t have to go out much ❤
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Thanks so much, Zelda. I am fortunate to live in a neighborhood where everything is close by.
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