For the past week or two, I've been ripping out closets; doing the demolition, repairing the walls, painting, and installing a new closet "system."
At the same time, in my spare time, I've been editing old blogs.
Which brings me to a strange coincidence.
In order to rip out the closets, I needed to remove everything and put it somewhere else. Clothes went one place, linens went another, and shoes went into big sacks.
But, since Gregg still needed access to his shoes (gotta put something on those feet to go to work), he took a few pair and lined them up in a row in the room he refers to as his 'study.' Last night after coming home from work, Gregg went upstairs to change out of his suit and to leave his work shoes with their brethren in a row in his study. When he came back down, he had news.
"My tassels are gone," he said calmly.
"You're kidding," I said, laughing.
Ray hadn't touched a shoe in forever.
Here's the coincidence part -
Yesterday, I was editing a blog called Fourth of July Fun where I had pointed out for the first time that Ray had a shoe fetish. Although I haven't gotten yet to the blogs about Ray's preference for Gregg's tasseled loafers, I thought it was a very strange coincidence that I would be editing a blog about Ray's penchant for shoes on the very day he chose to demonstrate it.
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Some things are just too nice to give up ;-))
ReplyDeleteRay just likesn you more :)
ReplyDeleteWhat was it Gomer Pyle used to say? "Fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me"? ;)
ReplyDeleteAh...the shoe fetish! All three of my blind girls love shoes. Every morning, now that Hiker refuses to come upstairs to bed, she moves shoes and boots into the living room. Of course the others think that means they are to play tug with. Luckily, no damage though!
ReplyDeleteRay is just helpin you out! ;)
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