what, no shoelaces?

and how is anyone able to use these shoes if there are no shoelaces with them?

i was downtown today and my sister and i were walking towards her home, we passed by these shoes at a corner. as i was on the hunt for a photo, this was a good opportunity as any. turned out it was the only interesting thing i managed to find during our long walk.

i'm beginning to believe it: i am more busy now than when i was working, and yet my days are not structured. it has to change soon. perhaps i'll let it be until we come back from Oklahoma then i really need to give my life some defined structure to maximize the use of my time.

[Dixie Goode]

You and me both. Without structure I feel the weeks slipping into years and the to do list grows but never gets anything checked off

[Suzanne]

Intriguing story shot. And it like the link to the question about tine and structure.

I have been much more busy since I retiredI agree, though, that you need structure. I do it using a a system that's a bit like bullet journalling with defined goals and tasks. I am interested in how other people approach these questions.

[aikiuser (jenn)]

Hmmm... There's a story here, wonder what it is?

[Susan Wakely]

Maybe someone had swollen feet.

[katy]

Fascinating, subject, and perfect composition! Shoes with no laces are better than no shoes at all I would guess.

Giving your life some defined structure is the very antithesis of what retirement is all about!

[Kathy]

I like how the orange and green leaves are set off by the black sneakers.