Goomba wrote:

> ChattyCathy wrote:
>
>>> I went to a wedding a few months ago where the mother of the bride
>>> wore high heels during the ceremony, yet then changed into
>>> flip-flops for the
>>> reception. Okay, a *tad* relaxed considering she was in sequins
>>> but
>>> the kicker was that not only had she *not* bothered to get a
>>> pedicure and paint her toenails but....
>>
>> Heh. I haven't painted my toenails in years. Is there some law that
>> I'm breaking? Keeping them neatly clipped and clean is enough for me.
>
> Hers didn't even look clean, and certainly not healthy. You know,
> those thick, malshapen dark things? I just think that if you're going
> to put your feet on display in flip flops (while everyone else is in
> heels) you'd make the effort to at least clean'em up a bit?
> I don't consider that too much to expect?

Fair enough.

But I had to chuckle today; I caught myself looking at people's feet
while I was out shopping in a supermarket this morning - I've never
done that before. Thank goodness there were no ugly feet/toenails to be
seen. The things that r.f.c. makes you aware of. <LOL>.

OBFood: Jade soup is on the menu tonight...
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Cheers
Chatty Cathy

Egg tastes better when it's not on your face...