Random Ramblings....

So as I said in my title you would hear some random rambles from time to time and now you will be so lucky to hear these every week.

I also write a blog weekly for a website called handbagfairy.co.uk which is a really cool site and has a blog talking about everything from fashion to fellas.

Because I learnt to share when I was very young, I am going to share my weekly blogs I do for them with you.

So here is the first one for you... are you sitting comfortably?

Act your age not your shoe size?

So as young girls you dream of wearing your own heels… but for now your mothers will do, walking round the bedroom with them gaping around your ankles, you feel like a women or what a young girl thinks a women should feel like. You normally adorn lipstick smudged all over your little face too - it adds to the look.

As the years pass you by so will your shoes sizes and you are nearing that age when the first pair of heels will be yours. When your mother thinks you are old enough or when you sneakily do, you go and purchase that very first pair of heels. Normally you walk around like a duck until you wear them in and realise you can walk the walk and talk the talk in those amazing heels.

As you prance your way through your twenties the height of you heel is pretty well guaranteed to be high, this is due to fashion, all your friends do and the fact you actually can at this age.

When you hit the thirties, fourties, fifties will your heel size decrease as the years increase?

 It seems a common fact when you are a normal women (when I mean normal, I mean non celebrity) you will over the years revert from sky high heels to ones that don’t even deserve the label ‘kitten’. Look around you, your mother will be a great example, you will have seen over the years the heels getting thrown out to only be replaced by lower and lower heels until she lands into flat, very practical, very ugly mules or even worse Crocs!

 It is like the years growing up to get into that all important heel  is now reversing and you are on the road down to flat town.

The only women who seem to be adverse to this are our celebrities, who whatever the weather, whatever the occasion, whatever their age is, will still be seen in fantastic high heels.

They seem to have signed up for life at the school of heels and will endeavour to wear them until their feet will literally not allow them to slip on.

Do I think as the years pass me by so will my love for wearing my beautiful heels?

The sad fact is, I think it will.  As my twenties seem to fly pass me, I feel myself looking at shoes in the window and thinking “I couldn’t possibly wear them!”  “Why don’t they do them in a lower more practical heel” As I write this I feel I should wash my mouth out, sorry fashion, sorry heels!

Luckily for those sky high heels there are plenty of first time buyers ecstatic to give them a loving new home!