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Shoe-Shoe Baby
This Week: Have your footwear choices changed as your life, or lifestyle, has changed? In summer I wore flip-flops, but I don’t think that I ever got in a car wearing them. I did walk up the hill past four … Continue reading
Posted in advice, Autumn, blessings, childhood, Daily life, descriptions, disability, experiences, Family, Miscellaneous, Tonette Joyce
Tagged Cobbies, Comfortable shoes, experiences, heeled-shoes, high heels, KMart, Mary Janes, shoes, sketchers, Sneakers, Thom McAn, walking shoes
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These Feet Were Made for Walkin’
Our Friday Fox asked, “Have your footwear choices changed as your life, or lifestyle, has changed?” The short answer for me is: Not really. I’ve never been able to wear fashionable shoes. It’s always been a matter of function over … Continue reading
Posted in author's life, clothing, Daily life, decisions, lifestyles, Patricia Kiyono, The Author Life
Tagged Comfort, dress up, fashion, practicality, shoes, walking
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The Strain of a Train is a Pain
… and a Drain on my Brain By Jeff Salter We’re talking trains and my only significant rail experience was travel to a family wedding in April, 2002. This version is GREATLY condensed — the original was … Continue reading
Posted in Jeff Salter, Life, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing
Tagged Amtrak, Baltimore, Birmingham, compartment, Crescent Line, ferret, Meridian, potty, railroad, security, shoes, sleeper car, train, train travel, trains
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It’s Always A Book
I’ve been mighty absent of late and I apologize. Today though, I’m back with a list of things I’ve loaned to never be seen again. The first is a book called A Basket of Wishes by Rebecca Paisley. I’m an … Continue reading
OMG! It’s time for RWA and New York City!
Come on. You know this one. Sing with me. (Or at least sing loud enough to cover up my attempt at singing.) “Start spreading the news. I’m leaving today. I want to be a part of it. New York! NEW YOOOOORRRRK!” … Continue reading