It has a typical Kitchener graft. The heel is . . . I don't know what it's called. It's the only kind of heel I know how to do. (I think, maybe, it's a french heel.)
Today has been fun. We stayed home to keep the family together on Easter. The eggs and candy and jelly beans were hunted for and found. I made egg salad out of the eggs and put that in the fridge for later. We had a late breakfast of monkey bread (part of a nutritious breakfast if you add eggs, juice, and milk) and an even later lunch of fresh bread and egg salad.
And now I believe I have no choice but to give in to the urge for an Easter nap.
2 comments:
WOW! Let me be the first to say those are great socks. He had better appreciate all you had to do for those beautful big footed socks. I aspire to your greatness in many ways.
S.
Oooo, those are some good lookin' socks. I like that type of heel. It cradles the foot so nicely. Way to go, Alaska!
Dy
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