Hi dolls,
I keep starting big new posts about summer wear and stuff, but I’m just really tired. Post-Easter and budget season and interviewing for summer interns and plantar fascitis and all.
Sorry I’m no fun and no help, but I just don’t have a lot of PeaceBang pizzazz right now. The first year in a new congregation is such a steep learning curve! And also I am doing things like arranging to have an electrician install a ceiling fan in my living room, which means I have to choose a ceiling fan. Ain’t nobody got time for that!
My feet are getting better and I attribute that to a wonderful reflexology session I got and also to some very good shoes by Saucony that I bought at an outlet. I also found a pair of Ecco shoes 50% off that are scrumptiously comfortable and perfect for church. They’ll be my summer worship shoes. They’re not exactly sexy or anything – more like what Maria Von Trapp would wear out to dinner, but they’ll work with my wardrobe. And they’re NOT SANDALS, because I still feel that sandals are too casual for me to wear to church when I’m preaching. That’s not a hard and fast commitment, just a general comfort thing for me.
Is anyone watching “Ru Paul’s Drag Race?” Who’s your favorite?
More later, I promise. Lots of love. Take good care of yourselves and eat your greens. xoxo PB

Good to hear you’re still ticking along – you look after yourself and get as much rest as you can.
You take all the time you need to nurture yourself to full pizzazzness (pizzazziosity?) – and if you are doing it in those shoes, so much the better, I think they are really cute!
Anne
I’m sorry to hear of your suffering.
Would these be good for plantar fasciitis, if they are not too frumpy? http://www.zappos.com/pikolinos-puerto-vallarta-655-8899-sol?ef_id=U1202QAABYJdblC3:20140430000225:s
or these:
http://www.zappos.com/pikolinos-puerto-vallarta-655-9638-nude?zlfid=191&ref=pd_sims_p_ab_1
I’ve seen pikolinos on sale recently but not right now.
Love the shoes! I would so go out to dinner with Maria Von Trappe in those kicks.
I’m glad to hear you are doing okay and you are taking care of yourself. Don’t worry about us, we aren’t going anywhere. Be well, take care and please check in when you can.
xo