And now, as promised the SHOES.

Posted on by ruthoffen

So before this pandemic occurred, was happy camper dancing tango every day. I so look forward to doing this, but in the meantime.

Yes I bought clothes, and my favorite, bought handmade for my feet, gorgeous leather tango shoes.

Feel grateful, that I can still dance in heels, but now they are all much lower height.

And yes, it does make a difference in your dance if you are wearing a heel. Has to do with the positioning of the bodies, heart to heart .

Yes I know, gorgeous…and made for my funky feet with extra padding.

All from a great company here called Lara Shoes…its been a family business for over 40 years and they make the shoes for many other companies.

Feel so lucky to have found them last year.

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One thought on “And now, as promised the SHOES.”

  1. Gorgeous shoes!!! May they and you dance happily soon!!! All is well here, people are fussy, stores are low on supplies but the weather is getting nice…flowers blooming, birdies singing, frogs are croaking………life reborn is always joyful so it’s easy to stay upbeat. Stay well, safe and happy!! Love, Jaime
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Created by, Ruth Offen the former founder/director of WaterWorks Gallery, a gallery opened in 1985 to showcase contemporary artists and jewelers that live and work in the Pacific Northwest. The gallery is on an San Juan Island in the Salish Sea.[ North Puget Sound] Pretty amazing place. After 36 years, I have decided to spend more time enjoying life by dancing tango all over the world, traveling, continuing to develop my photography. Over many decades of amassing a personal art collection, now the process of downsizing is becoming a reality. How do we have more with less? Staying true to the motto, unencumbered by our possessions and not burdening our children with our stuff. This next process will take patience and courage. On the road to happiness. Its' the journey that counts!