Shannon Stacey


These shoes are made for (not) walking

After picking up the Short Kid from school yesterday, we went off in search of boots for him. (For ATV riding.) Tis not the season for boot shopping. While wandering through the shoe store at the outlet mall, I spotted some sassy heels on the clearance rack and tried them on just for grins.

I’m sitting in this picture because I couldn’t actually stand in the shoe without falling over. And, if you’re going to RWA in July, you will not see me wearing these:

You might, however, spot me wearing these:

Flip-flop

I won’t be the most “well-heeled” author in Anaheim, but I don’t intend to spend the week hobbling around in pain and falling over onto random industry professionals, either. Trust me, nobody wants to find themselves with a surprise lap-full of Shan.

4 comments to “These shoes are made for (not) walking”

  1. Tracy S
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      · May 17th, 2012 at 10:52 pm · Link

    Both pairs of shoes are adorable, but I’m with you–I could not even STAND in that first pair, let alone walk in them! There are a couple of women at church that wear those shoes all the time and I have no idea how they do it!!

    I wear flip flops as soon as the weather hits 60* in the spring and don’t stop until it’s under 60* in the fall! :)



  2. Aja
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      · May 19th, 2012 at 11:49 pm · Link

    Those heels are freaking HOT!!!!! I’m lusting after them right now. ;)



  3. Rachael Johns
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      · May 20th, 2012 at 7:53 am · Link

    Personally I prefer YOUR choice!



  4. Shannon
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      · May 23rd, 2012 at 9:39 am · Link

    I’m a sneaker and flip-flop girl. If it has a heel, I can’t walk in it.







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