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  1. Molly Swoboda

    Hee hee hee! And you thought I went barefoot by *choice* LOL! You and Me, Girlfriend. To the ’57 Chevy Graveyard. I’ll bet you a new set of Dearfoams the missing shoes can be found in the backseats. ~m

  2. Anna

    And the floorboards were so full of whatever a sample fell out when the door opened.

  3. Sharon

    So funny, Wanda. Great deductive reasoning, or is that inductive. Never could get that straight. When I see young people riding along with their bare feet stuck out the window, I wonder if their shoes blew off – one at a time. Tee hee.

  4. Joanne

    Great question! Great possible answers!

    I once left a pair of heels at an Inn. I spent more than they were worth to have them shipped back to me.

    Why? I liked them and they fit!

  5. Mike Broderick

    I’m curious about the ones I see from time-to-time tied by the laces in pairs and dangling from overhead electrical wires. Have shoes learned to fly?

  6. Jay Hudson

    Hahahaah! You too? I thought I was the only one who wondered about shoes on the road. I even wonder what happened when I see both shoes on the road.
    My first thought was the “unlucky Sumbitch” was so drunk he thought he was walking across the Wal Mart parking lot instead of the four lane highway, but with lot’s of observation and much pontification it occurred to me there are varied reasons for it.

    1. I have seen irate spouses, girlfriends, companion toss the mans shoe out the window in a fit anger.

    2. A mean dog was chasing the man and with the culture what it is today, most likely the shoes were not even tied.
    I found out long ago that I could flee much faster if barefoot. Fleet-Footed Jaybird, fly,fly like the wind.
    3. the only other explanation I could think of is Bubba got a new pair of shoes and there was no trash can handy, so he tossed them out with the tires and McDonald’s bags.

    Jay Hudson
    jayswritersworld@yahoogroups.com

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