Stone Soup by Jan Eliot for March 08, 2015

Needs SALT…

I too would like to know how the high-heeled lady is doing that.

The handicapped spaces are the only ones iced over at the local ’hole foods.

Spike heels.

Anyone who can walk in those in the first place has incredible balance.

The spike heels dig into the snow and ice much better than flat shoes.

And one of our local shopping centers always has all the snow piled in the handicapped spaces. When I asked about it (hubby often needs to park there) the answer was “those people shouldn’t be out in bad weather”.

Use a walker before you fall? Live where your relatives can visit you. Wait for the big thaw"due today".

Dont have that problem in San Diego, 80’s and warm today, Sorry just say’n :-)

Practice your balance. That’s part of fitness.

Her legs should of been frozen if she wore that skirt.

For us nice weather after prepare for DST. Set clocks early go to bed early.We did not get that freezing weather they have on the strip. Not living on the east coast helps.I cannot wear high spike heels toes would not like.

There’s a reason why penguins walk that way. (No, not in their Disney contract. :-)) )

We have found a witch! May we burn her? :-P

I have stainless steel spikes that fit over my shoe soles. Excellent gripping on ice.