To Blog or Not to Blog — pumps
Five Things Your Pumps Really Say About You
Posted by Celia Sinclair on
We've all been there before-- You're all dressed up in the club, around town, at a party, or just generally doing what you do, and you catch people staring at you like this: "Is it my hair? My makeup? My outfit?" You might ask. Maybe, but it could also be your shoes. That's why you should know these five things your pumps really say about you: 1. You might be more than just "a head" above your peers. Let's be real here, there's no way people aren't going to notice your extra 4 inches, and that's okay! The average...
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What does your shoe say about you ..............
Posted by Lisa Maltese on
Shoes. We all need them. We all have to wear them. Why don't we all wear the same kind of shoe? The same style. The same color. Wow that would be boring. We seek out shoes that fit our mood -- our style. They make us feel a certain way, and depending upon our mood we choose accordingly. This pump screams fun. It's for the girl who wants to let loose!! She feels confident to wear such a sparkly pattern. She wants everyone to notice her In these shoes. They are attention getters - this girl wants to dominate the conversations. She wants to make a statement and she did with these for sure! After all, Cinderella had a little sparkle in her glass slipper too.
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To Blog or Not to Blog
Posted by Lisa Maltese on
Apparently society wants blogs. Blogs are everywhere. The definition of a blog is a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style. I can do this. I can blog to you, my audience, about shoes. It's what I know. It's what I do. I didn't pick shoes. Shoes picked me. Actually we can go back even further to my childhood -- entrepreneurship. I've always had an attraction to business, and wanted to fill a void. Then one day I accidentally stumbled upon what others saw as a "great...
