Do you remember the wonderful movie, My Left Foot? Starring the fabulous actor Daniel Day-Lewis?
Well, I can tell you of a mini-movie plot starring me. I call it My Left Boot, because that’s what takes centre-stage in my life, whenever we get ready to go out on winter days.
This is the offending boot:
Now, let’s take note that it looks exactly like the right one, pictured here:
So here’s what happens when I put on attempt to put on my boots in order to go out.
- I put on my right boot. No problema.
- I
put onattempt to put on my left boot… no go! I can’t… get… my… heel down… past the… stiff lower back of the danged thing. Ugh! Ugh! - Husband John to the rescue. “Try this, dear.”
Gonggg! Why didn’t I think of that, silly me?! Why, it’s a “granddaddy” shoehorn! I should’ve thought of it! I already use the “grandchild” shoehorn which looks like this, to get my left SHOE on:
Anyway, the “granddaddy” worked like a charm. Although I had a bit of trouble the next time I tried it. John to the rescue again.
Now if only I could figure out how to keep my socks from coming off along with my boots when I take the boots off, I will feel complete! John? Anyone? 😁
LOL! My socks also try to escape when taking the boots off. 😀
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Ha, maybe it’s almost a universal thing, then, for us winter dwellers!
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Yes, the socks always like the boot better! How great that shoehorns are still around. I remember going to shoe stores when I was younger and the sales people would put on and (what I really enjoyed) taking them off, too. There’s something special about that.
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You just reminded me of why I am glad to live in Arizona!!!
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LOL! 😜
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