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Saturday, March 10, 2007

Seen on the road......

First thing first, the lovely lady pictured below looked awesome in her Imp costume which she was completely decked off in on Monday .When I saw her fully costumed on Monday chipping through the streets I had to take a second look as no one else I had seen thus far wore their entire costume. But what made me almost get whiplash from the third, fourth and fifth look was the fact that on her feet this super woman was wearing gold, platform "stripper" stilettos!!!!!!!

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How she made out navigating the pot holes of Port of Spain, not to mention the long route on Monday is a mystery to me! Trust me, she was not wearing the heels "only to cross the stage" she wore them all day as far as I could tell as I saw her several times on the road. I cannot recall seeing this same masquerader on Tuesday so I am not too sure if she wore the heels the next day, but if anyone knows how her feet and toes survived after Monday please let me know. There were many, many,many ladies wearing heels with their costume on both Monday and Tuesday but these took the cake!

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Mornin Saucy,

The reason you ain't see she on Tuesday was because she was at home with her feet up on a pillow, nursing her sore feet and ah backache. She was paralyzed with pain by Tuesday.

Just kidding. But seriously though..... heels in general for "posing" purposes are not the best thing healthwise for a woman's posture. To chip down pot holed and uneven paved roads all day for two days is asking for trouble. Those women you saw in heels must have been masochists. Cute and sexy on the road masochist, but self inflicting pain none the less.

Anonymous said...

And who is that trying to terrorize my Carnival virgin, Puerto Rican, wifey? Could it be no one other than PRINCE NAMOR!!! No worries partner, it's Carnival.

Yeah, meh girl feet swell up big, big Monday night. Ah had to tell she take a rest Tuesday, besides I was in a different band all together, and she go miss me anyway. And, she already played her whole costume Monday. So she stayed home Tuesday plugged in to Jumbie all day on her iPod. Yes, fuh true ; )

Trinidad Carnival Diary said...

dougs your eyes too keen lol! And she was a blonde, did not look Puerto Rican.. maybe Scandanavian is more like it hehe

TOG,I don't think anyone can survive a whole day in dem heels!!!Hopefully she switched to flats the next day :D

Karabana said...

I remember seeing her, well, her heels, yikes, I don't know why some gyrls put themselves through that. It must be the Brazil thing.
Again I say, what we do for fashion, eh!

Anonymous said...

this woman was in my section and i saw here early in the morming. i am almost sure she had her boyfriend/hubby or whatever holding a bag that i am assuming had an extra pair of more comfortable shoes.

Trinidad Carnival Diary said...

hotandgroovy I took that pic when we crossed the "stage" at the Savannah on Monday so she wore those heels at least up until then !!!

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