Pink Sandals Shoes

Pink Sandals Shoes
How to tell my sister this without offending her?

I know parents are sensitive about their children I need some advice to tell me sister she get her act together as for as with her child. She constantly runs out of diapers and comes to me to buy her diapers, babys wear diapers all day everyday there is no excuse to keep running out of diapers. She runs out of gas every other day with her baby in the car with no cell phone, I had to go buy my neice 2 pair of sandals because I got tired of seeing those same dirty white and pink shoes.Her daughter is turing 2 in october.I don't want to sound critcal but if my sister wants to walk around looking like a slob her baby shouldn't.It hurt my feelings today to hear my cousin talk about my sister and point out things I was telling her along.What can I do and say so I won't offend her?

It's your sister. If you can't be honest with her, who can you be honest with??

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Spiritually speaking, want to see my sister's new outfit?

Well you can't!

Perv...

But she got a great deal and it looks fantastic =) green long-sleeve blouse and a black skirt with pink trim.

Shoes too! Sandals with little beads on short tassels. All six bucks each =)

Sooooo.....looking at clothes makes me a perv????

Damn, I just can't win!

Why do most teenagers own more flip flop sandals than any other shoes? Much has been published about the dangers of daily flip flop wearing, but this generation continues to don them on a daily basis.

Biomechanical engineers in the UK have touted (and backed up their claim with real science) the "Fit Flop" as a way to tone your butt, legs, calves and thighs while walking. Refreshingly, a side effect of wearing "Fit Flops" appears to be a decrease in stress on your feet, legs and back decreasing wear and tear as well as some common achy pains.

Why is this? The "Fit Flop" is engineered much like a "barefoot technology" shoe. It makes the muscles that stabilize the foot work harder and over a period of time can actually strengthen your feet. The common flip-flop actually accentuates pronation, the rolling in of your feet which causes fatigue and biomechanical stress in your feet and lower legs. This can lead to overuse injuries like plantar fasciitis and posterior tibial tendonitis which are commonly known as "arch fatigue" or "fallen arches". Flip-flop sandals also increase the stress on the great toe joint and can accelerate Hallux abducto valgus also known as "bunion" formation. Different midsole densitities actually accelerate the propulsion phase of gait, decreasing the stress on the great toe joint and decreasing injuries. Those people suffering from bunions may make them their daily shoe gear!

The makers of "Fit Flops" have some good science behind their claim to increase muscle activation 10-12% and it was verified by an independent lab outside their company. Consumers should be cautioned to wear the "Fit Flops" gradually because of the delayed muscle soreness that occurs just like the beginning of a work out routine.

Is the "Fit Flop" the answer to your workout woes? Can your foot problems be a thing of the past? Not even close, no shoe can do that! They can help you burn a few more calories during your daily routine, but cardiac fitness can never be achieved in this manner. A new sandal, no matter how effecive, cannot replace your daily fitness routine. Do no skip your workout. Maybe a curvier calf muscle or thinner thigh, but just walking in a sandal cannot achieve real fitness.

Can anyone wear a "Fit Flop?" Caution should be taken in picking any shoe. Foot type is important to evaluate. The "Fit Flop" is not for you if you have a significantly flexible flat foot due to the destabilizing technology built in to the sandal which can actually accentuate stress injuries in this unstable foot type. If you require in-shoe foot orthotics, the "Fit Flop" is probably not for you.

Bottom line: "Fit Flops" are a good alternative to the common flip-flop sandal but should be worn gradually. Pay attention to any fatigue in your feet! If you have any foot pain or injury, visit your podiatrist and ask their advice on your ability to wear "Fit Flops."

Dr Marybeth Crane is a sports medicine podiatrist and has been interviewed extensively in the last five years on the nature of flip-flop injuries. For more information on foot-related topics, visit my website at http://www.faant.com or my running specific website http://www.myrundoc.com

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