Halfway through a photo session in a client’s home I decided to remove my shoes to make sure not to cause damage to the floors. That’s when I realized I was wearing mismatched shoes. Same color but two different shoes. Fortunately they weren’t a tie-up and a slip on. Some people may have noticed, some may not have.
I still had a full day ahead and knew I would not have a chance to go home and change. Also, I was not going to go buy new shoes just for the day. I went on to do the other things I needed to do with the mismatched shoes on and said it wasn’t really that big a deal.
Nevertheless, I did make sure I went home and changed shoes before going to pick up my grandson from the daycare learning center. I certainly would not want the good folks there to think I was a bad influence on the lad as he learns to tie shoes and dress himself..
I must admit I did this one other time in my life about 10 years ago when I went to church with two different shoes on and the good Christians enjoyed it way too much. I thought that would be the last time I would ever do this.
Tell me I am not the only one with this little issue. Check your shoes before you leave home!
loved this!!! 🙂 you can always say it’s a new fashion, SURELY they MUST have heard about it??! and give them a condescending look 😉
Thanks for the tip! I’ll work on that look but hopefully I won’t need to use it for a long time. Also, thanks for visiting my blog.
I checked out your blog and it is delightful. Loved seeing what all you packed for your trip. Will check in regularly.
thanks! let’s keep in touch! have a wonderful weekend
I guess once is not enough. I did this again (same shoes) this past Sunday. I went to church with the mismatched shoes theme. Few noticed. It’s all because I went to church early before the family went. I had to get dressed in the dark. That’s my excuse.