Sep. 9, 2009
Don't call me Twinkle Toes

Posted in General Ramblings

I have a confession to make.

I have never ever had a pedicure. Something about people touching my feet totally grosses me out. Ack! Blech! Yuck!

I just don't get it... if pictures of feet are ugly, then real feet are really ugly!


Actually, feet reality is more like this picture:



This observation does not apply if you are a baby. Cuteness in regards to feet is directly proportional to the size of the feet-- the tinier they are, the cuter they are. Proof of said theory:


Okay, now back to my own appendages.

I did have a manicure once when I was in college. While I was driving back to my dorm, it smudged. That was the last time I ever paid someone else to do something I am fully capable of doing myself.

Let me rephrase that... That was the last time I ever paid anyone to slap some polish on my nails.

Today, I had a plethora of choices when painting my tootsies.


Since I was in a hurry, Pronto Purple won out!

I'll let you know if it makes me any faster in the course of my day.)


Am I in the minority for never having had a pedicure?
Are you a mani-pedi kind of girl? Or do you paint your own nails? Do you have/do fancy artwork on them too (y'know, like flowers and mutli-colors and rhinestones)? What color are you wearing right now?

These are the deep, probing questions I ponder when breathing in the toxic fumes of artificial nail colorants. That and sometimes I wonder if the bottom line is that I am very cheap conscious of my finances.







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I'm Marsha...proud Mrs to David, mommy of boys, home educator, chief cook and chaos coordinator... There's always something going on at my house-- not always good, but always something!!!





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