Standing in line at Subway I noticed that this young woman had to stand on tip-toe to see over the counter, just like I do. The shorties in this world have to compensate. I always think of my sister when I see an ankle bracelet - she wore them before she married and our mother just had a fit every time because it was "trashy". Aw, ma!
Big Fork, MT 06-12-12 at Subway Sandwiches
Big Fork, MT 06-12-12 at Subway Sandwiches
Big Fork, MT 06-12-12 at Subway Sandwiches
But I really liked her shoes (how many names are there for flip flops?) with the fringe around the strap. Perfect with raggedy pedal pushers, only I know they are called something different these days. Everything old is new again with a renaming!
3 comments:
Haha! We call them capris now.
I still call them pedal pushers and get corrected every time. But in an era of byciclists (sp?) surely "pedal pushers" makes sense. I too like those fringed flip-flops. My mother had fits over early versions of flipflops because they sounded slovenly -- all that flopping around on the floor, as if we hadn't tied our shoelaces:-)
I'm also a tip toer at Subway. Love the cute photo.
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