OldGoat wrote: » Eyes clenched, betting slip fisted, willing.
Duggy747 wrote: » Shìt me pants, no more underwear
the purple tin wrote: » It's my husband! He's back early! and the sequel Quick, help me find my trousers!
Sea Filly wrote: » Incidentally, call me a philistine, but I don't think Ernest Hemingway's offering is that great. My logical cap went on reading it, there could be myriad reasons why baby shoes wouldn't be worn. /philistine
pickarooney wrote: » That's precisely why it's a good story, IMO. It could just as easily be a miscarriage, infant death or a screwed-up order on eBay.
Sea Filly wrote: » But I guess I don't find that compelling? Those reasons seem mundane to me. But, like any writer, he's not for everyone!
pickarooney wrote: » They could be death laser shoes and the parents didn't trust the child to only kill bad guys? Or automagic tap-dancing shoes that earn you millions of dollars in exchange for a wasting disease. Or shoes made of a super resistant leather that, no matter how badly you treat them, never become worn.