
Should I laugh or cry???
My first thought was that the universe is conspiring against me... because my life is just turning into a comedy of errors. But then I thought, dammit I will not be cynical, nor fall into the trap of negative and self-fulfilling thought cycles,

Today I put on a pair of shoes I haven't worn for ages, possibly 2 years. I used to wear them often... They are black leather closed shoes with a buckle on the side. (I could probably wear them when I am flying on my broom-stick). I looked at them and thought "hrm ... do I even like them any more? Should I wear them, or give them to my domestic?"
I decided to wear them, and then thought I'd decide later if I am going to keep them.
As I dropped G at school I noticed my foot felt funny. I check my foot and about 1/3 of the right hand side sole in the front was gone! Yikes. So I thought I would just go about my day and then ditch the shoes once I get home. So I nonchalantly walk into work pretending everything was fine...
About an hour later I moved my left foot under my desk and realized that the heel felt weird. I look down and half the left sole is hanging off, with the whole heel! Shit!
So I get up to walk somewhere and realize that wasn't going to work. So I decided I'd just have to stay at my desk all day. Damn and I was so busy too.
At 9:35 I walked 2 meters to my colleague's desk as I stepped away a huge chunk of shoe stayed behind... *blush* So embarrassing!

As I got back I noticed a piece of my shoe in my parking bay... it is everywhere.
Anyway, I didn't manage to slip the attention of my all-male colleagues. So I tried to impress them with how quick I had fixed the situation - it was basically the time of one of their smoke-breaks. But they teased me about 'typical woman, your shoe breaks so you rush home to get more'. I protested 'No, no! I went to the shop and bought new shoes, look how quick I am! It took 10 mins there and back' and they were like 'Har har we would have just gone barefoot for the day!'.
They were impressed at my speed though. I told them I took my broom! :P
So I have new shoes, and the old ones are DEFINITELY getting thrown out.
Old shoes:

New shoes:

LOL Jane, I can just picture it! This is as bad as Anique and her shoe stories :)
ReplyDeleteFunny, can picture you stuck at your desk with your shoes dissolving around your feet. Buying shoes in 10 minutes sounds scary, we nee dto see a pic.
ReplyDelete.....isnt there something about shoe therapy being good for stress or was it "shopping is therapeutic".
ReplyDeleteI can haz new shoez pleaze... and hey Jane do remember Ubuntu sometimes :) Vid
Hey Vid. Well it was far too fast to be therapeutic, but I was efficient and that was good.
ReplyDeleteI think of Ubuntu OFTEN. I miss everyone very much!!!