I love wearing high heels, but my total knee replacement surgery in January put the kibosh on wearing heels for awhile.
Last month, I began wearing heels again, but I was not completely comfortable doing so because I felt a little unsteady at times and worried about falling.
When I had the surgery, I used a cane for a day or two, but quickly abandoned it because I did not need it to get around. I still have the cane and wondered if it would help me walking in heels. So I got the cane out of the closet, put on my highest heels and was pleasantly surprised that I could walk in heels just like in the good old days.
I know. If you need a cane to get around, why would you wear high heels? But I don't care. I love wearing high heels and whatever works...
After-and-Before Dept.
I love the before-and-after photos you all have been sending in for me to post here. Please keep them coming.
However, I am amused by how many of those photos are after-and-before photos rather than before-and-after photos, that is, the en femme image is on the left and the en homme image is on the right. It’s as if a bunch of female-to-male crossdressers were sending me their before-and-after photos! LOL
Being an obsessive-compulsive sort, I have been taking the after-and-before photos and fixing them in Photoshop before I post them.
How’s She Doing Dept.
The Missus is doing much better. Thanks for asking. But she has a way to go and will probably be in rehab for another week or two.
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