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I'd just come inside, pulled out of my barn boots,
ready to slip into my old, trusty Crocs.
Except KC had other thoughts.
"Hmm, what have we here?"

"I must investigate."

"I must put in my mouth."

"I must pull, as hard as I can."

"I have to play with this."
(Please note shoelace tied around heel strap.)

"I need to chew on this thing."

Up to now I'd tolerated this behavior.
Now I needed to intervene.
I took back my shoe, though he wasn't through.
While KC's away sulking, I'll go on
to explain: My old trusty Crocs kept
coming off, leaving my feet behind.
In my mind a word lit up my face
that word? Shoelace.
$1.17 at the grocery.
Attached to heel strap, a shoelace
wrapped around legs and tied
keeps feet in place.
Happy Feet. Happy Day.

Hissy fit Kitty? Nah he just stalked away..
To look for trouble another day.

wyn borkins
(1,469 posts)In a similar fashion, I jam both aglets (shoelace tips) back into the (tied) shoelace knot as I do not like the sound of them bouncing against each shoe as I walk. Yes, I know - I am clearly odd.
George McGovern
(13,230 posts)unusual
singular
extraordinary
curious
uncommon
exceptional
unique
different
unconventional
rare
remarkable
unmatched
special
uncanny
particular
individual
(I chose to omit off the wall and a few others.)
LoisB
(13,673 posts)George McGovern
(13,230 posts)Polly Hennessey
(9,015 posts)George McGovern
(13,230 posts)Diamond_Dog
(41,343 posts)Eh, its not all that much fun after all.
Oh well, I tried.