Monday, November 6
Will I EVER Write About Our Beach & Disney Trip?
Three weeks after our Florida vacation, I'm just now getting around to writing about it. ..that whole discombobulated and living out of a suitcase thing.
It's also time to fess up that my perfectly painted tootsies are discombobulated, too. Ewwwww! Look at that pic to the right:(. It brings both mental and physical duress for me just to look at it! I'm not sure WHAT happened to start the break in my nail, but Stephen finished it off when Birkenstock-clad foot met soccer cleat. I actually went to a nail salon and requested an acrylic tip, but theylaughed at me explained it was a
lost cause while compassionately clipping the last remaining thread of keratin. They also painted the disgusting ridged nail bed to try to camoflage my grotesque toe disfigurement, but that just looked s a d to me, kind of like using concealer to "hide" a humongous zitoid (ain't foolin' nobody). Although I bandaged it for a while, now I'm hesitant to confess my toenails are bare-naked...it's almost enough to crush my spirit. Almost;).
Perhaps the saving grace is there's over six months for it to grow before baring my feet full time again. In the meantime, they're hiding, often in colorful socks, which is kind of like a spoonful of sugar :).
It's also time to fess up that my perfectly painted tootsies are discombobulated, too. Ewwwww! Look at that pic to the right:(. It brings both mental and physical duress for me just to look at it! I'm not sure WHAT happened to start the break in my nail, but Stephen finished it off when Birkenstock-clad foot met soccer cleat. I actually went to a nail salon and requested an acrylic tip, but they
lost cause while compassionately clipping the last remaining thread of keratin. They also painted the Perhaps the saving grace is there's over six months for it to grow before baring my feet full time again. In the meantime, they're hiding, often in colorful socks, which is kind of like a spoonful of sugar :).
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I say thank goodness for socks.
YEEEEEOOOUCH! I had a strange big toenail accident happen when I was a teenager and it NEVER recovered! I've been told that the only way to have a normal nail again is to........remove it. I shudder at the thought. Thankfully, when the nail is polished (which is 363 days per year) you can't even see the deformity.
Wait. I'm not helping, am I?
that is sad, so sorry :(
just put on the crocs ;)
Ouch! That's a real bummer. Just keep your pedicure appointments going. That'll help it. If nothing else, it'll feel good ;)
I'm not to sure about the whole Crocs thing. I'm still a flip-flop person. Then again, my friends who wear Crocs seem to swear by them.
p.s. I got the myheritage thing to work :)
yikes!!!
ooh...ow, ew...wince....that just looks painful. I bashed my toe yesterday and this morning when I went to re-clean and re-bandage, I realized that the nail was also torn. I'll be keeping it bandaged until it heals.
I hope you're not expecting me to comment in this.
Hard to look at, YES! But harder to live with, no doubt. You probably want to keep your toes under snuggly wraps right about now anyway. Maybe a new color to celebrate their unveiling in the spring?
Pamela, Amen sistah!
Susan, you mean we're toe sisters, too?
LCO, thank you for feeling my pain;).
Mike, did I talk about Crocs in this post? I don't remember...but yes, I KNOW I've talked @ 'em on this blog...I might've even posted pics. And yeah, they're Crocalicious!
Claudia, I'm feeling YOUR pain. Cybersmooches for your tootsies (if we were friends IRL, I would NOT be smoochin' your toes!)
WT, I have no idea what you mean (feigning innocence).
E-mom, I cannot wait to see OPI's new colors...btw, did you see the job I have listed on my profile?
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