16 May 2004
I'm wondering, are embroidered shoes on a pair of shoes overkill, or just redundant? Do they think that they'll appeal to the people who really, really love shoes?
Also, I'm wondering why there are shoes on everything lately. There are shoes on shoes, skirts, tops, purses, bags, t-shirts... even shoe earrings and necklaces.
Is it just me, or has everyone gone shoe mad?
My daughter got her face painted today (see my blog), and the girl in front of her got pink ballet slippers painted on her cheek.
...I personally think it's all your fault pix. After all, aren't you the one who started a little website entitled "the Shoe project"?
I didn't technically start it, only continued it and moved it to it's own domain name... :)
Shoes on everything is better than the fluffy-kittens-with-diamante-tiaras that also appear to be on t-shirts and bags all over the place...
*blush* I'll own up to buying a cute pink t-shirt with tiara-wearing puppy last weekend. But it's intended as a pyjama top, not for outdoors wear. Perish the thought.
Oh yeah, the fluffy-kittens-with-diamante-tiaras thing is just tacky.
When you're as disorganised as me, shoes have an annoying habit of hiding under discarded clothes as it is. The last thing they need is better camouflage.
You better ask Jose about that, she has shoes with cats and dogs on them.
Me I'm still trying to get used to wearing hard leather shoes for my 10 minute walk to work after 5 years in timberlands.
I'm quite sure I remember seeing someone wearing a top with a fluffy kitten in a diamond tiara at the weekend...
Oh yeah. It was Karen.
I was making sure I didn't mention that, D. :¬)
And do either of you have a problem with that?
Huh?
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