Pluggers by Rick McKee for October 23, 2022

okay…

Now he just needs to figure out which side of him got off on the wrong foot.

He probably also has mismatched socks.

You folks already knows Puss in Boots. And now ladies and gentlemens, presenting to you, Puss in Shoes.

He hopes.

In the winter who cares as long as they are warm and dry ;-)

Pluggers; It’s the pullover inside out that I think the wife noticed but doesn’t tell me until the end of the day….or maybe she did tell me but I didn’t hear it. Anyway…….

and the socks??

Wouldn’t the other pair be just the opposite?

The physics cop ticketed a symmetry violation here.

Who cares as long as TGIF (Toes Go In First)?

His footsteps really confuse a blind person.

So when you see little kids like that, does that mean they’re Pluggers-in-training?

I always chuckle to myself when I see little kids with their shoes on the wrong feet, I give them credit though for trying to be independent and get themselves dressed.

I remember wearing a navy pump and a black one just like it to church! Was just sure everyone was looking at them so I tried to ignore the shoes and be like all was normal!

All of my shoes and boots are paired on a shelf. Guess I miss this qualification as well.

Uh-oh… Hope he can find his way home, too.

That’s a thing kids do nowadays…

Funny that, one of the worlds mysteries.

I have three pairs of the same shoes. Didn’t think of it as a way to avoid this problem.

The same goes for socks.

Never get dressed drunk.

But they fit on the other foot.

Long ago when I was in nursing school, I had to get up early in the morning. Since I didn’t want to wake up hubby, who worked nights, I dressed in the dark. On orientation day at a hospital, I noticed to my dismay that I had put on one shoe from two different pairs! (Back then, nurses still wore white shoes). They were both white and were similar, but obviously not the same. Nobody seemed to notice, though, to my relief. (And I started keeping just one pair of shoes out for getting dressed!)

All of my sneakers are boys black skateboard sneakers and until they discontinued the ones I was buying – they were identical except for wear and what had dripped on them. I have a pair of boys black lace up shoes for when it raining out and a pair of boys slip- on shoes for the extremely rare dress – up occasions. (If one of our niblings ever gets married that will be a dress up occasion – they range in age from junior high to their 30s). I buy boys shoes as it is easier to find size 4 boys shoes than size 5.5 ladies shoes.

I keep the shoes I am currently using at the front door – one pair sneakers and one pair shoes as mentioned during the non-snow season. In the snow season the shoes go in my closet upstairs and my (boys) boots replace them. I also keep a pair of old ripped toes slip on sneakers next to the door except in snow weather as easy to slip on for the less 1 foot walk to our mailbox at our door.

In the house I wear slippers. Slip on slippers sit next to my bed at night for going to the bathroom and I wear slippers which have backs when walking around the house during the day – current pair is boys camouflage slippers.