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My Feet Hurt Because I Wore Heels, I had a yummy KitKat. Download my book for FREE!

So had a pre-work meetings, yeah a fancy way of saying a meeting before work. It went well. I think I need to start dressing up. Looking more corporate but that would mean losing a few pounds - well more than a few about 40 pounds to be exact.

I woke up this morning and looked for something to wear. Nothing fitted. I looked like a baby hippo in most of my clothes. I'm allowed to say that. So I settled on something comfortable, slapped on makeup and then wore my heels for effect. Yes I do think heels can uplift an outfit. Shallow? Maybe.



Work was super-aggravating today for many many work-related aggravating reasons. Anyway, head honcho No 2 gave me a  mocha kitkat and it tasted nicer than I thought it would. Yummy! Might buy it some time if I every wanted something a little different.




Lost my travelcard so paid via bankcard only to find my oyster card in my purse. Good. Only becauseI thought I lost it.  Popped into Waitrose and saw these nice cakes so took a picture.



My feet hurt because I wore heels all day.



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