My feet hurt

This is because each day when I leave the office, I trek out into the city for between 2.5 and 3.5 hours.  That means I leave anywhere from 5 to 6:30pm and get back between 8 and 9:30.  Today was a 6 to 9:30 day.

But let’s start at the very beginning (a very good place to start…).

I woke up LATE this morning after staying up on CA time and chatting online with Los Angeles colleagues.  I had to rush around in order to get to the office on-time, which was imperative, as I had 8 meetings with 10 people today.  Prior to my 3rd meeting of the day, with one of the leaders of the European platform, I stopped by the ladies restroom to freshen up and make sure my first-impression appearance was up to par.

While adjusting my skirt before leaving the stall (i.e. yanking it down over my thighs in a decidely un-ladylike manner) I heard the sound, that insidious sound, that all women dread when wearing tight skirts:  RRRRRRRIIIIIIIPPPPPPP!!!

My facebook post immediately following generated a host of clever responses, the most charming of which harkened back to childhood taunts: “At least you’re in France when they see your underpants” (thanks, Kjersten!).

Thank god for tights and a monochromatic color scheme.

After work, I took Goose for her first jaunt through town.  The Louvre, Champs Elysee (again! This time accompanied), Eiffel Tower and a series of other places I can’t identify yet.  3.5 hours is a lot of time to wander.

I was hoping to say that tonight was the first night that I DID NOT GET LOST ON THE WAY BACK TO MY HOTEL.  Alas, that would be a fib as, once again, I did.  However, I am happy to say I did not get lost for as long before making my way home again.

Bonne nuit, mon ami.  I am tired now and must dormir.

Trackback URL

No Comments on "My feet hurt"

Hi Stranger, leave a comment:

ALLOWED XHTML TAGS:

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

Subscribe to Comments