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Just another one from my shelf.
Cover Credit: Amazon.com.
There was a lesson in an old Mickey Rooney flick, "The Big Wheel" (1949).
Seems young Louise "Lu" Riley (Mary Hatcher) had met young Billy Coy (Mickey Rooney) in her father's garage, where she worked as one of the mechanics. She was so taken by him, she went right out and bought her first dress. She stumbled around in her new high heels, until her dad, Reno Riley (AKA roller derby and midget car racing announcer Richard Lane) set her straight.
Lifting one of his cowboy booted feet, he said, “I’ve been wearing these high heels for years, now you listen to me. Lean forward just a little bit, and bend at you knees. Now step with all your weight on your toes, like this.” He cut an overly feminine path across the room and back. “When you don’t think you can take the pain a minute longer, that’s when you know you’re doing it right.”
Dan
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Re: Heels . . .