A Take on Heeling Therapy

Tuesday April 26, 2005

Today, I broke down to revisit the object of my affection.

It had been almost eight months. It felt weird coming face-to-face

with my addiction. In my heyday, when my delusions of grandeur

convinced me that I was more of a public figure than Imelda Marcos,

I used to spend $2000 a month on shoes.

Neither, here nor there — it’s one of the reasons; my therapist recommended that I write on this blog.

But then I had an epiphany. When I compared the convoluted therapy

time to the complete comfort of a new pair of heels, tangible

outweighed the costly indifferent consultations with Dr. Brennan.

The ultra-smooth elevation was married to uncommon élan.

I admit that my OCD to high heels has been smoldering since last Summer.

While I LOVE the walking comfort of certain wedges ,

I absolutely abhor any heels engraved in girlish prints.

I prefer to see flowers and abstract designs on the wall — only.

Some of this season’s gauche fashion atrocities only make me adore

and honor the high heeled shoes that expose unadulterated sleek style.

I bought it to play up jeans and play down a conservative suit.

But, for my daily errand jaunts, I could not resist these shoes. The key

to comfort can be found in both the heel and sole .

For those days when I just don’t give a !@#$%*, — I can always wear

my you don’t want to f-roli-ck with me heels.

As for Dr. Brennan, I can’t help but feel sorry for a doctor whose

services are as disposable as a pair of high heels.

I’m so glad that I did not go into the head case business.

Filed Under By Designer, Gucci, High Heels, Trends

5 Responses to “A Take on Heeling Therapy”

Ella on April 28th, 2005 9:00 am

Thanks for the link. You might want to link to the individual entry, because when I clicked your link, I realized I needed one more post in that category.
Holly Bentz on April 28th, 2005 9:05 am

Hi Ella-
Thanks for your feedback; but I don’t know what you mean by ‘need one more post in the category,’ would it be possible for you to explain what your mean???

Thanks again,
Holly
Holly Bentz on April 28th, 2005 9:05 am

Hi Ella-
Thanks for your feedback; but I don’t know what you mean by ‘need one more post in the category,’ would it be possible for you to explain what your mean???

Thanks again,
Holly
objectivism definition on March 19th, 2006 4:03 pm
Drug And Alcohol Rehab Center on March 22nd, 2006 2:13 am

I like that perspective on it. I have to think about that and get back after I have had a chance to think about it more.

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