For you, Charles, I think tying the pants around your neck like a cape and wearing one Ortho shoe and one sandal would make you a Superhero. We'll call you...
Sir Scuff-a-Lot
The Vibe: Medieval knight meets a podiatry clinic.
The Look: The linen pants function as a "cloak of invisibility" (mostly because people look away out of confusion).
Signature Move: The Pivot. Thanks to the different grip levels of the sandal and the sneaker, he can execute a 360-degree spin that looks like a dance move but is actually just a loss of traction.
I bought a pair of beige Sketchers (shoes) two summers ago. I thought they were sooo cute. Shortly after buying them, I saw a commercial with an old granny wearing almost the same shoes. I've never worn them again!
Hey I resemble that remark! When I turned 60 I metaphorically burned the beige pants, bought a pair of tight fitting jeans and a convertible sports car. Okay yah I'm a late bloomer and had my midlife crisis a little late!
The truth is I decided on my 60th birthday working at the time with a team of 20 & 30 somethings I was never going to retire to the porch. My goal now is to hit 105 and still be changing the world one person at a time.
If I throw away the pants can I still keep the orthopedic shoes?
For you, Charles, I think tying the pants around your neck like a cape and wearing one Ortho shoe and one sandal would make you a Superhero. We'll call you...
Sir Scuff-a-Lot
The Vibe: Medieval knight meets a podiatry clinic.
The Look: The linen pants function as a "cloak of invisibility" (mostly because people look away out of confusion).
Signature Move: The Pivot. Thanks to the different grip levels of the sandal and the sneaker, he can execute a 360-degree spin that looks like a dance move but is actually just a loss of traction.
Ha! That’s screenshot-worthy!
I bought a pair of beige Sketchers (shoes) two summers ago. I thought they were sooo cute. Shortly after buying them, I saw a commercial with an old granny wearing almost the same shoes. I've never worn them again!
Now that is funny 🤣
Hey I resemble that remark! When I turned 60 I metaphorically burned the beige pants, bought a pair of tight fitting jeans and a convertible sports car. Okay yah I'm a late bloomer and had my midlife crisis a little late!
The truth is I decided on my 60th birthday working at the time with a team of 20 & 30 somethings I was never going to retire to the porch. My goal now is to hit 105 and still be changing the world one person at a time.
And I'm pretty darn sure you will Larry 😎.
Yeah, JP, I just read yet another article from a retiree that said "Say Yes To Everything" for a month.
Several friends retired last year and chose the same experience/experiment.
Many stopped after one or two 'yeses' and are already showing signs of boredom.
The guy who wrote the article jokes that his kids complain because he's harder to reach in retirement than when he was working, and he's happier.