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[Limpy]

2 different outfits today.
Common to both - undies & navy 3/4 sleeve navy polo top.
The differentiating element;
1 navy scrunch fabric skirt with dullish pink sandals
2 Jeans with walking shoes

Currently back on no. 1

[CLKD]

Girls - having people watched for a few days in glorious  it is noticeable that not many ladies are wearing suitable footwear    ...... although light-weight sandals/flip flops/small shoe thingies that have a loop round the big toe  might look OK , in reality they are not good for either the feet, ankles or general posture.  OK for around the house or if sitting down in the cafe/pub., otherwise .......... I have watched ladies struggling to keep feet on the platform of their choosen sandal, 1 fell to the ground because her bare feet slipped sideways, causing her to lose balance.  Her ankle went over and so did she  ....... please wear suitable footwear for the terraine ......... terrain  ......... me, I can fall off walking boots  and my gait isn't stable these days.

Stelittos in Robin Hood's Bay, what's that about  fortunately the Very Young Girl did decide to remove footwear as she descended ......... on the hot cobbles 

In order to protect ankles, knees, back, neck we need to consider what we put on our paws 

[honeybun]

Yes sir 

I can fall over in slippers. Mind you I have always had a thing about bare feet in sandals. It has to be really warm before I get my toes out so I generally wear sandals that are not opened toed. My flip flops are for the sea and I just wear socks in the house.

Honeybun
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[Limpy]

In order to protect ankles, knees, back, neck we need to consider what we put on our paws 

We do need to consider what we put on our feet.

However, the "dullish pink sandals" that I mentioned in my post are; very flat; have support built in; the band around the big toe is accompanied by multiple bands fore and aft; oh, and are impossible to fall off.

There are such things as walking sandals (google "walking sandals"), first time I saw them was in New Zealand. They were being worn by a female guide who was leading a walk up a glacier  . It was summer though, the ice was melting!

[Dulciana]

In order to protect ankles, knees, back, neck we need to consider what we put on our paws 

You are soooo right, CLKD!  When I broke my foot twelve weeks ago, it was because of slightly baggy shoes with a small-ish heel meeting a wonky piece of ground.   I often wondered if I'd have an accident in those shoes one day.  I haven't worn heeled shoes since then, in preference to flatties (pumps and low wedges, mind you!) and wear orthopedic sandals around the house.   My driving shoes are now ones with a rigid sole and have orthopedic insoles.  And between now and my concerto performance in December, that's the way it's going to stay.   
After that, I may just start to creep back in the direction of heels...................

[CLKD]

I could never wear anything more than 1" heel  ……… ballet pumps suit me better, lots of ribbon to tie them on 

I can fall over fresh air I can ……..

[getting_old]

Since injuring my foot / toe I tend to wear trainers or Crocs, despite having a generous selection of shoes with varying heels 
I'm also fond of some backless Merrells for the Winter - DH despairs when I wear them in the snow!

Oh, and unmatched undies, navy v-necked Tshirt, brown think cotton trousers

[Joyce]

Today, still mismatched undies. Refuse to pay £16+ for knickers to match my very expensive £35+  boulder holders.  Olive green tapered linen combats & a patterned short sleeve top.

As for shoes, today it's strappy flat sandals which are oh so comfy. I bought walking sandals a couple of years ago in Millets, not cheap, but great for all terrains & water. Haven't dug them out yet. My brother bought some for walking in Oz made by Keen. He swears by them.

[dazned]

As little as I can get away with ! It's already boiling here ,don't like it at all 

[littleminnie]

Shorts and a vest top.

[CLKD]

Socks, gardening jeans with belt, light top, knickers ..........

[CLKD]

A long skirt  ……… which feels uncomfy  …….. and my thighs stick together and I feel fatter  as well as nickers and a light top. 

[Joyce]

Hate thighs sticking together, chafing! 

Grey linen trousers & grey T-shirt. Matching undies, woo-hoo! Only in that they are nude coloured.

[Galadriel]

Tan mini canvas mini skirt (well above the knee) and a peach scoop neck t-shirt. No matching undies today - just nude mismatched ones. And that's it - oh and a smile, as it is getting closer to wine o'clock!

[honeybun]

Old cut off jeans and a strappy top. I changed when I came home from mothers. I wouldn't be seen outside the garden with this on but I'm working on my tan.


Honeybun
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Did someone mention wine o'clock .....the sun must be over the yardarm somewhere