DocAndersen
Marriage sometimes is a story of opposites, of differences and conversations. I began my career as a school teacher. Every day I wore dress pants and a dress shirt with a tie to work (I had a sports jacket on the chair of my desk in the classroom for those times I needed a jacket). By nature, I am somewhat color limited. By that I mean I am not the person you go to to ask: do these colors go together, Based on that inability I wore blue or white dress shirts to work. I continued that tradition long after I left teaching. My wife, on the other hand, wears colors. She is more vibrant than I am at times. She is always more vibrant than I am when it comes to shoes.
I wear shoes that are roughly one of two colors (black or brown).
My wife wears shoes that NASA can see from space.
Like the ones in this picture.
Anyone can join the photo challenge; you don’t have to have a partner that wears loud shoes! Just snap a picture and share!
You are such a funny man. And most meant are like this, I know a few exceptions though.
I know a few exceptions as well. My dad always said the exceptions don’t prove the rule.
Again, your Dad was a very wise man.
Much smarter than I will ever be. 🙂
It seems that you are less interested in fashion, and unified color match. But I see you have quality in understanding and adapting. When I am much younger, I may be like your wife in a fashion that can also be seen from outer space.
I tease my wife often about color choices, it is part of what makes us us.
That is an important part of intimacy, Coach!
I agree teasing is part of the connection. After 10 years, 15 years and more of marriage there is a bond that forms that is unique.
Yes, Coach. I totally agree!
Awe, doc admit it, those are your feet in those shoes, black ha… right..
Well, no! My wife and I have that argument over shoes that are too bright!