I would wear dressy capri's and a dressy sleeveless blouse with cute sandals (and painted toenails!).

In fact, that's what I'm wearing today - except my capri's aren't dressy, they're jeans. Oh well. LOL The blouse is dressy.

Sorry, but I am wearing Payless sandals. They're cute as all get out...and this is the Poconos, not Manhattan.

Thanks for the input Perky.

I go back and forth on the sandals thing in REOs, because of the...interesting...variety of "floor coverings." :P When it's cooler out I -do- wear the Docs, usually with black pants that mostly cover the shoes so they don't look too clod-hoppery.

On Payless -- I have to say I got my absolute FAVE sandals there years ago, they were comfortable, soft-soled, stylish, mod, waterproof, had the perfect chunky yet dressy heel height, and went with absolutely everything. Unfortunately I wore them right the heck out and can't find really good replacements. I got so many compliments on those! Oh well.

I do paint the nails...mine are so small I use glitter polish.

Hahahaha! What a question. I love it though. Its good to have a casual topic to throw in there. I know a guy who plays video games all day at the office and shows up wearing a Chicago Blackhawks hockey jersey. He is in his third year and pulling about $300K in GCI. Just livin the dream!

A must for any agent showing REOs is a great pair of Wellignton style rain boots. You can slip them on, they cover the bottom half of your legs, and are easy to hose off (I keep a jug of water in the trunk just in case).

I buy them when I find them on clearance (a store called "Rave" is going out of business and had tons. I bout 5 pairs at $6 each) because sometimes it is necessary to leave them behind.

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Uh... well... uhm...

Never mind.

:-)

-jeff

I thought you guys would like this topic. I am trying to see how different everyone is in how they dress.

Where she is in her cycle, for starters.

Nope...you'd be completely wrong about that one. Nothing to do with it, sorry!

Let's not take the quote out of context now...you can tell, I would hope, that she (I) like/s a variety of footwear and attempts to match it to the weather, the terrain, the client, and her outfit. Logical enough...

Attempts by men to sexualize everything about women are just silly. Do you think we can read your bedroom ability from looking at your shoes? We would have to conclude...boooooring!

Now that wouldn't be fair, would it...

^^ you're gonna get a ticket for taking life too seriously. I expected otherwise from a woman with glitter toe-polish.

Pfff...don't be shaking your seriousness-police finger at me.

I take some things seriously and not others. That's kind of my point here...you can't put people in categories so easily. What you -think- you know about them by looking...is only what you -think- you know.

You gotta understand, women by and large are just trying to live life as freely as anyone else...but we are reacted to through a very limited lens by many. And that, to me, is pretty serious, as well as tiresome. Until you've lived life as a woman, you can't very well tell us how we should react to the reactions.

You know, you guys brought it up...not me.

Artiste IS a woman.

I worked very closely 50 hours a week or more with someone as they went through the process of going from a man to being a woman... does that count?

-jeff

^^That sort of stuff always creeps me out.

Perky's right (thanks for posting that!) I'm a chick but if I were a man I'd be a big gay drag queen on heels - I promise you that!