They take me
from the kitchen to the sitting room, from the sitting room to the bedroom and occasionally (on dry days only) outside to
the bin.
Autumn makes
slippers even more appealing. The mornings are cooler, the evenings arrive
earlier and the floor suddenly feels much colder than it did in August.
As I said,
slippers are one of the privileges of retirement. They go with woolly jumpers, maybe a throw or
two and a warm drink. And a very
smug/snug feeling. How about you?
I agree that slippers are are nice and warm. I got rid of my pair of slippers, last year, because they were worn out and I haven't replaced them. I do tend to wear knitted socks more than slippers, though.
ReplyDeleteWhatever is cosy is wonderful!
DeleteOne great privilege of retirement is sitting in bed with a cup of tea, reading blogs that I enjoy for half an hour before breakfast!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds lovely! Does someone bring you a cup of tea?
DeleteI wear crocs and socks about the house-a lovely lilac colour that I got in a sale. Catriona
ReplyDeleteI have crocs for nipping outside on wet days.
DeleteI adore my slippers, snug and warm, we have wooden floors so they are a must wear in the cooler moments.
ReplyDeleteI have carpets most places: slippers must be essential on wooden floors.
DeleteWhat a wonderful idea. I think I will go take a look see.
ReplyDeletehope you find them!
DeleteSlippers are a must here. Too much dirt comes in with our shoes so we take them off and put on out slippers. In the summer I wear flip flops in the house.
ReplyDeleteSlippers save sanity!
DeleteLove my furry slippers on those cold on the feet days.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
It's good to be cosy.
DeleteI tend to poddle about barefoot in the summer and with socks on in autumn and spring. And thicker woolly socks in winter!
ReplyDeleteWhatever the weather, the tootsies need to be comfortable.
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