if i'd told the tale,
cinderella's shoes would've been made of enchanted flowers,
and when she saw those babies on her feet,
she would so understand that she didn't need prince charming to help her get away.
she would suddenly see the magic in her own two feet and off she would go.
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yes, yes, yes. you are the wisest of women. what a funny night. i wrote about dorothy's shoes at my place. you and i should really hang out barefoot together sometime. :) xo
ReplyDeletewe must! and barefoot sounds perfect. xoxo
DeleteYessssssssssssss!!!
ReplyDeletewe is women who knows this to be true. :)
DeleteHow true and what amazing words.
ReplyDeleteWonderful; I never understood the appeal of glass slippers, or princes; Cindy seemed like she was dumbing down for that one. Every time I picture her now, she will be wearing enchanted flowers.
ReplyDeleteOh, my... sigh... yes. your version of cinderella is much, much better. i am in love with this photo.
ReplyDeleteOh that Cinderella could have had YOU as her fairy godmother...just imagine how the story would have ended! : )
ReplyDeleteBrilliant and beautiful -- I pinned it to my Pinterest "My Friend's Blogs" board with the admonition to read the full post. It's too good to be missed.
ReplyDeleteglad yes:)
ReplyDelete-Jennifer
much better that way!
ReplyDeleteHa!
ReplyDeleteExactly.
Hear, hear! I will picture her now with enchanted flower shoes on.
ReplyDeletei often wonder why, in fairy tales, women "suffer" and must be rescued.
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