We Have Rights Too!

There are few things in this world that make me smile like when I see a cute pair of shoes.  I really like shoes.  I don't have a a lot because I am required to actually walk in said shoes, so they have to be comfortable, but a cute pair of shoes just makes me happy. 



However, COMFORTABLE shoes, are NOT cute.  No, only the completely uncomfortable, foot-disfiguring,  squeezed-on, the higher-the-heel-the-better, shoe is cute.  What's a girl to do?  I happen to be into high-heeled boots now.  I just LOVE over-the-knee boots, except that I am tall so, "over-the-knee" means "almost-to-the-knee".  I finally found some that folded over, but if I don't fold them, they go to "just-over-the-knee".   I was also able to find some thigh-high boots that actually reached my thigh!  Luv luv luv them!  Of course, these boots have, at least, a 4 inch heel, so I have to really think about whether to wear them.  Will I have to walk far?  Will I be able to sit down, once I get there?  These are important things to consider before one embarks on a cute-boot wearing expedition.

Which brings me to my point.  I think we need to demand a special parking permit for high-heel-wearing people.  I'm not saying it has to be free. I would gladly pay for the privilege of parking closer to any establishment if it meant I could wear my heels.  I mean, come on, if you have a scooter, do you REALLY need the up-front parking spots?!  Actually, if I had a scooter, I could wear my heels anytime/any place I want!  I'd just ride around in my scooter and look cute in my cute boots! .... Ok, maybe not.

So, whoever said "these boots were meant for walking" was obviously not talking about mine, but if I am able to sit, I have some awesome boots that would look super cute!

As requested.... my "just-over-the-knee" boots