What do you see in this picture (besides how pasty my feet are)? I see happy toes, so utterly glad to be out in the fresh air and sunshine! It was so beautiful here today I eventually had to come out of these jeans. You don't want to see a picture of that. There are not many things uglier than bare skin the first time it's seen daylight after a long cold winter. That look is even worse when you add in a lack of routine shaving. Since I brought that up I have to ask all the ladies, who keeps their legs shaved in the winter? As for you men, if you keep yours shaved I don't want to know about it. Now, getting back to the original topic, here's to more happy toe days to come.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Happy Toes
What do you see in this picture (besides how pasty my feet are)? I see happy toes, so utterly glad to be out in the fresh air and sunshine! It was so beautiful here today I eventually had to come out of these jeans. You don't want to see a picture of that. There are not many things uglier than bare skin the first time it's seen daylight after a long cold winter. That look is even worse when you add in a lack of routine shaving. Since I brought that up I have to ask all the ladies, who keeps their legs shaved in the winter? As for you men, if you keep yours shaved I don't want to know about it. Now, getting back to the original topic, here's to more happy toe days to come.
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:) I actually got sunburned Friday. It's time for the first pedi of the year!
ReplyDeleteAdorable post and so very true!! Lets just say the hair is needed to keep us warm, yeah we'll stick with that!!
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous! My toes have been itching for the sun and soil, but had I done this today, they would have shrank back up through to my knees! It was a blustery 28 degrees all day with hail taboot!
ReplyDeleteShave? what's that? ..wink..
♥ Barb
I laughed out loud -- you're right, bare flesh the first time it sees daylight after winter is not a pretty sight!! And shaving in winter? When I was a much younger lass I'm sure I kept that up on a regular basis...now it's hit and miss in the winter!! :)
ReplyDeleteThere is no way we can sink our frosty toes into the frozen soil. sigh.....
ReplyDeleteThe answer to your question is it is a Bromeliad. Try googling them if you have not seen them before, they are amazing.
Jen
Oh to feel a breeze between my toes-not for a while I'm afraid- and as for the regular upkeep question-I wish I did remember to do it more often (I'm kind of low-maintenance).
ReplyDeleteHa Ha Ha! I love this...it's so ME!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm envious. We got snow today. Snow! In March. 2 weeks before the First Day of Spring.
ReplyDeleteI'm not a very good leg shaver, unless I'm in a relationship. Then, I do it out of deference to my partner.