- Flip-flops, footies
- Open-toe
- Orthopedics
- Tennis shoes
- Wedge, wing-tips, wellies, work boots, waders
- Earth shoes
- Ankle boots, athletics
- Running shoes
- Stiletto, snowshoes, sandals, slippers, sneakers, slip-ons
- High heels, house shoes, hiking boots, hightops
- Oxfords, overshoes
- Espadrilles
Actually, I prefer none!
You had to think for this one. Nice job! I'm with you - bare feet are the best. Yours look better than mine at the moment though!
ReplyDeleteyou have the cutest feet!! i remember earth shoes! i wore mine long after they went out of style and the treads got quite worn down. i was sad when i couldn't buy a new pair.
ReplyDeleteBetsy, your feet look great! Your pedicure looks marvelous. I think folks might get a kick out of my feet. Several broken toes that healed crooked. Lots of lumps and bumps. Thank the Lord though, they are still getting me around. I loved thinking about all the shoes. Very very clever.
ReplyDeleteThanks for saying my feet look nice! LOL The best part of this pedicure is that it's done by me! Sally Hanson's French Tip Pen...works like a dream!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable post .... your feet are beautiful (hope it's ok to tell you that!) I have had both feet repaired for horrific bunions and one with a Morton's neuroma....mine are definitely not pretty. And I can't wear most shoes. It's thong sandals in the summer and flat sensible boots in the winter.
ReplyDeleteYeah, yeah I tried that pen last year/ha,ha mine looked like a two year old did them!!!!! You are good, Betsy....
ReplyDeleteGood Post!
Nanny ~ oh yes, I remember that! Just don't drink those margaritas before drawing the lines...they'll be straighter! tee-hee!
ReplyDeleteMe too Betsy! Going barefoot has been my favorite since I was ...well since as long as I can remember. Wearing sandals is my next favorite footwear. Hot socks make me crazy.
ReplyDeleteNice french manicure!
pedicure I mean!
ReplyDeleteMe, too, in the summer in the house. In the winter though I have to have socks (sometimes a second pair on top) to keep my feet warm!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait until some of the stranger guys sign in on this one...!
ReplyDeleteThere's hundreds of shoes in my house and half of them are fit only to be thrown out. A sort-out is called for!
ReplyDeleteI love shoes and being barefoot too. Nice french pedicure!
ReplyDeleteYou do so well with those letters.;))
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely pair of feet, the pedicure is superb!;))
I love french manicure on my hands too.;))
Nice shoe candy, -Jayne
ReplyDeleteI didn't know you could get a French pedicure!
ReplyDeleteI steer clear of stilettos - prefer the runners or crocs, but I'm sure one day I'll be in Orthopedics.
Fun post!
Kat
NO SHOES! I am with YOU!
ReplyDeleteBut, Betsy...are those your cute, little feet? Oh, mine are just UGLY with wear and tear of wearing NO SHOES for soooooo many years!!
Yours are adorable!
What beautiful feet!
ReplyDeleteKayren ~ Oh, me, too! As soon as it's a little chilly my feet are in socks and slippers! And a few cool evenings lately I actually got out the socks...in July...crazy!
ReplyDeleteHI Betsy, why is it that Espadrilles always sound so exotic and romantic. To be honest I am not even sure what they look like but they sound just the kind of thing that a glamorous woman would wear.
ReplyDelete@Alan: Maybe somewhere in the back of your mind, the word "espadrilles" reminds you of "escadille," as in Lafayette Escadrille? WWI fighter pilots have a sense of the "exotic and romantic" attached to them, too. At least, that simple word association works in my case! ;-)
ReplyDeleteOops. That first word should have been "escadrille," obviously.
ReplyDeleteMy feet looked good (not as good as yours) until I started running more miles. Oh well. Espadrilles! Do they still make them? I remember wanting a pair as a teen ager.
ReplyDeleteAlan and SF ~ espradrilles are sexy with those ties laced up the legs!
ReplyDeleteYes, that is a sexy look...
ReplyDeleteI'm going to behave and shut up now.
SF~ ok, I tweaked the words a little. Does that make you feel a bit more comfortable? ;)
ReplyDeleteHeck, I wasn't complaining! ;-)
ReplyDeleteNothing better than a "barefoot" summer to be sure! Strider
ReplyDeleteWhat ever happened to bare feet? I saw an old woman in Japan who wore no shoes. Her soles were her own and weathered they were and thick like new with cracks and splits and marks. She smiled at me with a big, wide grin and I smiled back. Her kimono was thick against the Pacific morning chill blowing in from the ocean. I rubbed my eyes and looked for a roof but saw none. I looked at her standing on a rock and the sound I fashioned into rain on a flat roof was her peeing on the flat rock. She finished; and I thought she winked, and walked away. How could I explain this to anybody. The evidence is drying up. The stain is disappearing and then it is gone.
ReplyDeletePick a Peck of Pixels
Moses supposes his toeses are roses!
ReplyDeleteif i could get away with it, i would go barefoot as well. i will settle for a nice pair of leather sandals or my flip flops.
ReplyDeleteCute! me too. Nice pedi.
ReplyDeleteYou sure know how to put your best foot forward!
ReplyDeleteNice job.
Great creative job and I couldn't agree more..... and fabulous pedi!!!
ReplyDeleteI could not concentrate on the words with those nice looking feet in my face! HA!
ReplyDeletewasa esperillada-a-mathing?
ReplyDeleteHey! You're pretty good at these acronistic thingys! Cool post :)
ReplyDeleteMany nice shoe words there. And very brave to post pics of your bare toes and feet. And a very cute pair of toes to go with those feet.
ReplyDeleteI too agree about going barefoot, I love doing it in the rain, well if we have any more rain. This drought is not good for doing that. Sigh.
God bless.
Hi! Betsy,
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice post..."shoes"
abound, but you prefer "bare feet"...Ahh! very clever!...I see that you spelled out the word
Shoe...Betsy, Thanks, for sharing!
DeeDee ;-D
Now if those are your feet, I'm running off for a French Pedicure!
ReplyDeletewhat lovely feet you have
ReplyDelete:-)
So Many Shoes!I actually didnt know what espradrilles where....!They sound like they might be a type of Mexican Food! I am now wiser!
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