Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 06, 2019

I myself am more into white sneakers and black sneakers with some extra color (as long it’s not red).

It will give her a chance to work on her ninja skills. If she can sneak up on people with those sneakers and then takes them off, she’ll be silent.

Very thoughtful of Alice. Who says that kids don’t consider the consequences of their actions?

There’s a little oxymoron going on here.

I refuse to wear oddly colored sneakers. Have a little dignity, people. Oh, and….shoelaces.

I wish I could find the old sneakers with rubber across the toe. The nail on my big toe goes right through any other sneakers. I’m not paying an outrageous amount for something that won’t last.

I was just telling my grandkids about the good old days (again!) when sneakers made you run faster and jump higher….do they still make that promise?

I think your other noised are alert enough, Alice.

If they are too loud, then they aren’t really sneakers, are they? [as in you can no longer sneak up on people]

This is good on so many levels – Shoe Enough, Mom’s response

The need for noisy shoes is very real, though I think Miss Brill might disagree.

Give her a necklace of jingle bells ;)

When we went to China to get our infant daughter, other parents were buying these ultra-cute little shoes with squeakers in them, and we bought a pair as well.

Man, did that get old fast.

They make me wear a bell around my neck.

Love the name of the shoe store.

I would hate walking in squeaky shoes. But then, I nearly hate shoes anyhow. Wear them when socially demanded.

How about those ones with he LED lights that flash when the kids walk? Way more cool.

I have a brindle short-hair and a black long-hair pair of sneakers at my house…

I can only wear diabetic’s shoes. Velcro is nice easy and quick.

Madeline pitches a curve ball. Can Alice hit a curve?