I don't own a pair of high heels. I did try to wear them for a bit back when I was doing my first degree, but after a few months of tottering about, I pulled them off my feet one frosty spring morning and walked barefoot back to my dorm room, never to embrace the style again. Whenever I see women in heels (especially those spiky, skinny ones that are sure to get caught in a grate or sidewalk crack or street sewer cover), I wonder how they do it. I know that some women claim that they can be comfortable, and fashion sense insists that heels make the female leg look great, but I am not convinced. I think my legs look great just as they are. I don't need to be taller, either. I do need to be able to walk safely (and occasionally break into a run) without fear or fatigue. Silly me - I believe I can look good without 3-6 inches of scaffolding strapped to my foot. Heels a...
I have a PhD in dramatic theology and teach theology and spirituality in various settings. Welcome to my musings on life, learning, and theology.