Londoners are as concerned about fashion as the Parisians. One must always look one's best. She can walk as briskly as him all day. Hope he massages her feet at the end of the day.
She only wants to be at his ... level:) Don't you see? She's ready to do anything to get to that goal, even ruined her back forever. The power of love! P.S. I'll be there soon. Hope it will that sunny!
Ooops! "ruined" = TO RUIN and "it will that sunny" = IT WILL BE THAT SUNNY. I'm in a terrible hurry. I must be at work in half an hour! Have a nice day! MG
I couldn't walk with this either.First I don't know how to,then I'm already tall enough!
What I like in London is that no one cares how you dress,everyone's cool.Not a thing you got in south of France and all mediterranean places for sure,oh yeah they are really smart but you need to join the crowd or they will look at you like you are a crap,but in London,not only they are fashionable but original and cool.That's my opinion after four years over there.I even seen people in pijamas,ha!Cool. :)
I remember noticing the shoes women where wearing on the Underground. I'm a guy and we don't usually pay attention to such matters. Women commuting to and from work were sporting some of the most stylish devices of torture ever made by man; long tight pointy excuses for shoes that would have made the Marquis de Sade wince in sympathy. Here in the US women carry those in their bags, and wear running shoes on the subway. Of course the need to run may be more pronounced here? Hmmm.
Londoners are as concerned about fashion as the Parisians. One must always look one's best. She can walk as briskly as him all day. Hope he massages her feet at the end of the day.
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Doesn't look entirely ergonomic. Why not take the subway and look one's best there instead?
Not sure the tights with jeans is really looking one's best. But the scenery sure is!
Very cool.
How does she keep up with him? Those are some really high heels.
Ouch! My feet hurt already! But it does make me want to stroll through a park!
I don't mind the tight jeans! Can't imagine walking very far in those shoes, though (boots?)...
I´m so jealous!!! He is able to walk without a coat...
nice pic!
She only wants to be at his ... level:) Don't you see? She's ready to do anything to get to that goal, even ruined her back forever. The power of love!
P.S. I'll be there soon. Hope it will that sunny!
Ooops! "ruined" = TO RUIN and "it will that sunny" = IT WILL BE THAT SUNNY. I'm in a terrible hurry. I must be at work in half an hour!
Have a nice day!
MG
i couldn't walk with such shoes ...poor feet ;)
As for me, I couldn't walk around the block in shoes like those she has on.
Great pic.
I couldn't walk with this either.First I don't know how to,then I'm already tall enough!
What I like in London is that no one cares how you dress,everyone's cool.Not a thing you got in south of France and all mediterranean places for sure,oh yeah they are really smart but you need to join the crowd or they will look at you like you are a crap,but in London,not only they are fashionable but original and cool.That's my opinion after four years over there.I even seen people in pijamas,ha!Cool.
:)
I would love to see her try to walk in those in the city of Prague! ;) And, I agree with Candie. I also love London for that reason.
You are right of course, but consider how people dressed up some decades ago for a Sunday city walk! :-)
I remember noticing the shoes women where wearing on the Underground. I'm a guy and we don't usually pay attention to such matters. Women commuting to and from work were sporting some of the most stylish devices of torture ever made by man; long tight pointy excuses for shoes that would have made the Marquis de Sade wince in sympathy. Here in the US women carry those in their bags, and wear running shoes on the subway. Of course the need to run may be more pronounced here? Hmmm.
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