One of the things we've heard a lot about from other families who have been to Ukraine is that most of the women there wear mini-skirts and stilettos. My husband's ears perked up when he heard that since he hasn't seen me in those types of outfits since I snagged him and we walked down that matrimony aisle. (Sound familiar?) Nowadays, he's lucky if he sees me at all since we're both hustling trying to get ready to be away for 3 weeks! So, in honor of the culture of our new daughter, and to add a special perk for my husband on this adoption path (reluctant husbands, are you reading this??!!), I went out last night and bought these FABULOUS SHOES!!!
It's gonna take a little practice to get used to the altitude in these shoes but I'm going to have fun doing it and I know a certain man, who's about to become a Dad of four, who will be thrilled to see a glimpse of that gal he dated 17yrs. ago! :)
OK, now I'm putting YOU on the pedestal!
ReplyDeleteWow-wee.
YOU GO GIRL!!!!!!!
ReplyDelete(Not wanting to jeopardize your family friendly site-status), I want to see the rest of the outfit!!!
ReplyDeleteNow I am hoping I don't run into you, two-fold problem:
ReplyDelete1) I will look really absurd next to you when I have to wear orthotics for these horrific feet, therefore my pathetic shoes reflecting that!!
2) My husband won't see me in those shoes and he will see you:) He,he!!
I must say, all these blogs have me obsessed with shoes and I can do nothing about it. Now you only added to my obsession. Oh well. Once again I have to remind myself that humility is good--it is the only way I get through my days! If anyone is looking for me in Ukraine---I'm the American who is trying to fit in---but whose shoes just don't!!!
Still waiting on a date------impatiently!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have fun! Loved reading Gretchen's comments, you hang in there girl and stick to your guns.....Kristin is going to need orthotics when she returns!!! Kristin, you might need to pack a little something to help those sore feet, but, as I always say: "Looking good is everything: :) Would you post a picture of the dress that goes with those shoes! I know that all of your efforts will be worth it when you pick up and hold that darling little daughter of yours!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, you will definitely fit in with those shoes!!
ReplyDeleteMake sure you have a mini-skirt, tights, and a revealing top to go with it, and you'll be ready for the market!
(I've been wearing tennies the whole trip...)
Way to go sister, your man is gonna keep wanting to go back for more kids!
ReplyDeleteMan, you must have a really small hoof------OH, I mean FOOT!
ReplyDeletehe hee
that's my pathetic attempt at humor today :)
Wow! Those are some HIGH heels! I know you will look great in them!!!! JUNE IS ALMOST HERE!!! YAYAYAYAYA!!!
ReplyDeleteRock those shoes, sister :)!
ReplyDeletewoot, woot..those are some shoes!! He's going to love them!!
ReplyDeleteWooo! Break a leg!
ReplyDeleteI have a pair just like that you could have borrowed!!! But I have a feeling Jim is going to want you to hang onto them!!! FUN!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I will post my shoes on my blog!!!
ReplyDeletehahahahahahah---you snagged him! Toooooo funny, friend. First time I have ever heard it ut that way :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE the shoes. Trust me, you will blend right in. Just make sure you wear them to the grocery store, the park and for a stroll down the street.EVERYWHERE you go--wear those shoes! You can NEVER be too overdressed you know.
Love you.
Ha, love the shoes! I hope I get to see you out in them. You will notice me...I'm the only person in Ukraine wearing New Balance and a backpack. I got your email about the tickets when we were getting ready to take off, but once I got here, it's missing!! Send me another email and I can reply. Hope to see you in Ukraine!!!!
ReplyDeleteThat is hilarious girl!! I'm picturing you schlepping through the airport in those things! You'd better practice in them around the house for a few days so your feet won't go into shock!
ReplyDeleteHot Hot HOt!! However, you MUST take a video of you walking those nice streets in those babies!
ReplyDeleteWoo hoo, I agree with Lisa! However, I must say, after wearing mine for a 1/2 day, my knees were pretty achy! LOL Then again my hips are much wider than yours.
ReplyDeletelol!! Your hillarious! I can not imagine trotting around broken cobblestone streets trying to not break my neck! I liked going to Guatemala and Ethiopia, there for broken cobblestone streets you were KEENS!!! Much more comfy ;) man. what am I gonna do? :)
ReplyDeletewear not were ..duh.
ReplyDeleteOk, so HOW many inches are those, girlfriend??
ReplyDeleteAnd where are you going to wear them around Raleigh to get "used" to them?
Watch out! As soon as your hubby gets eyes of you in those eyes (and YES, we want to see the matching outfit!), you may not be able to tear him off!
OK-- I just can't wait to see your little BUNNY!!! Sorry to get off the shoe topic--I just want to hug her!! Also, counting the days to hug Josikins!!!! Tell her we can't wait!! :)
ReplyDeleteYou know I noticed that so many people were dressed to their own style. Oh they like their heels, but just as many wore cute flats. There is NO way I could have handled heels over there. The pavement is incredibly uneven and then the stairs and the carrying of heavy children. Whew! But atleast your hubby is in for a treat ;)
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