Hi, I’m Marsha Ingrao, a retired educator and wife of a retired realtor. My all-consuming hobby is blogging and it has changed my life. My friends live all over the world. In November 2020, we sold everything and retired to the mile-high desert of Prescott, AZ. We live less than five miles from the Granite Dells, four lakes, and hundreds of trails with our dog, Kalev, and two cats, Moji and Nutter Butter. Vince’s sister came with us and lives close by. Every day is a new adventure.
very fun quote – and the shoe reminded me about how we take for granted that more shoes do not come apart. – and maybe many of us take for granted having a lot of shoes (compared to days when people owned a pair or none)
anyhow, I once had a paid of shoes fall apart – they were these black leather shoes and the right shoe partly pulled away from he sole while I was working – I had a click for the remainder of the day (not too bad) but coming home – it all came apart – and who would have expected that – cheap junky shoes (and they were at a discount store and so who knows why….)
anyhow, I have also had flip flops come apart – but not too many shoes….
hm
You’re over my head again, Ralph. No one knows about the www??? I feel like Sheldon, was that … sarcasm? Good think I was just kidding. You can’t believe everything you read on the WWW. Have a great weekend, MFR! 🙂
A constructor worker threw away his working boots because the pair was damaged by cement. Over time, due to the roughness of the construction site and the sole was separated.
In light of the photo, here my compete sentence “If the shoe fits then you know the origin of the sole but do not even think about gluing them back together. Buy a new pair. 🙂 “
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very fun quote – and the shoe reminded me about how we take for granted that more shoes do not come apart. – and maybe many of us take for granted having a lot of shoes (compared to days when people owned a pair or none)
anyhow, I once had a paid of shoes fall apart – they were these black leather shoes and the right shoe partly pulled away from he sole while I was working – I had a click for the remainder of the day (not too bad) but coming home – it all came apart – and who would have expected that – cheap junky shoes (and they were at a discount store and so who knows why….)
anyhow, I have also had flip flops come apart – but not too many shoes….
hm
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I had an expensive pair crack at the ball od ft foot-after about 5 years!
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🙂
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If the shoe fits and you are already wearing a pair, you have three legs 🙂
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That was something I’ve tried to hide all these years, and here you go spilling the beans!
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That’s okay MVBFM, no one knows about the www, so no one will know your secret 😉
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You’re over my head again, Ralph. No one knows about the www??? I feel like Sheldon, was that … sarcasm? Good think I was just kidding. You can’t believe everything you read on the WWW. Have a great weekend, MFR! 🙂
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The title is quite catchy!
A constructor worker threw away his working boots because the pair was damaged by cement. Over time, due to the roughness of the construction site and the sole was separated.
In light of the photo, here my compete sentence “If the shoe fits then you know the origin of the sole but do not even think about gluing them back together. Buy a new pair. 🙂 “
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New shoes and new soul! I mean sole. 😀😀😀
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This shoe does speak louder than words. Cool find and capture.
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What? I can’t hear you. I don’t have my shoes on! 😀😀😀 hehehe
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