Over the weekend I went to a shoe shop and bought a pair of high-top Converse.
I needed something in between my brown leather "work" shoes and my flipflops. Over the years, I've owned many a pair of high-top Converse. They're classic and comfy. An obvious choice.
When I was paying for my new kicks, the girl behind the counter complimented me on my bowl cut. I left the place feeling on top of the world.
Then came the self doubt.
I'm not just a carefree 27-year-old anymore. I'm a 28-year-old ADULT WOMAN. Are high-top clown shoes really appropriate at my age?
Also, Andy once made an offhanded comment about how I dress like a young Justin Bieber. Dang, that stung. The insults that contain an element of truth always hurt the most.
On the other hand, I have seen stylish older women sporting high top Converse sneakers before. They're usually a bit earthy and wear their natural grey/white hair with confidence. They're funky and free spirited, but still fashionable. Helen Mirren types.
Anyway, this is boring. Let's pinoop1 it.
I'll be back tomorrow with something better to write. I PROMISE!
Cheers,
Margaret
1Pinoop
Verb
verb; pinoop or pinoop it; 3rd person present: pinoops; past tense: pinooped; past participle: pinooped; gerund or present participle: pinooping
To immediately stop the conversation, no questions asked.
"Solange started to try and convince Beyonce to file the papers, but Beyonce pinooped it."
Synonyms: shut it down, enough, zip it
Antonyms: discuss, divulge, do tell
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