Though the non-matching slippers may seem like a fashion statement, things are not always what they seem. In reality, the slipper pair below is what happens when you leave slippers within reach of teething puppies. When Miss B and Mr. C were little, before we realized that no shoes would be safe for a while, we made the mistake of leaving two pairs of house shoes under the edge of the bed. I'm pretty sure I remember seeing bits and pieces of the brown one at some point. The blue one I'm not sure about. When the recent cold front hit, we started looking for slippers. We did find a left slipper and a right slipper. Unfortunately, they were not matching.
By the time the littles came along, we had gotten a little smarter. We don't let the puppies chew on shoes anymore. In general, they seem to be more interested in the laces than in the shoes themselves.
Needless to say, I think we are going to need some new slippers this winter.
By the time the littles came along, we had gotten a little smarter. We don't let the puppies chew on shoes anymore. In general, they seem to be more interested in the laces than in the shoes themselves.
Needless to say, I think we are going to need some new slippers this winter.
"Please can I have your slippers? The other ones tasted so good and were oh so chewy."
Here are a few of our favorite pictures from this past weekend to get you through the rest of the work day.
The girls walking with Dad
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