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Plimsolllover
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Re: Plimsolllover's diary
On the train into work this morning I suddenly wondered if I had woken up and forgotten it was my birthday when a lovely girl in old white keds-style lace-up plimsolls got on the train and stood right next to where I was sitting whilst working on my laptop. She was tall and slender with long and shapely legs. She had a very pretty face with a complexion I can best describe as buttercream mixed with light soft brown sugar. She had lovely long, straight dark hair drawn back from her face and tied in a pony tail with a black silk ribbon, a very feminine and pretty touch to my mind. She had beautiful dark eyes with lovely long and fluttery lashes. She wore a short white wool coat over a green roll-neck sweater and a short grey skirt with a pattern of thin black lines running vertically down it. She wore an attractive gold medallion on a thin gold chain and long, pretty gold earrings in the shape of a diamond suspended below a fan. She wore black ribbed tights over black calf-length socks and her white plimsolls were well-worn and yellowing with age. She stood for a good while in the perfect place for me to gaze past my laptop screen at her lovely long narrow feet. I noticed she had laced the top and bottom pairs of eyelets horizontally whilst the two inner pairs were laced diagonally in a St Andrew's cross arrangement. I love watching how girls stand and move their feet in their plimsolls and she moved her feet a lot. Her basic stance was with her feet apart and in the classic "ten to two" position. Sometimes she bent her right knee and placed the heel of her right foot against the big toe of her left foot in an almost ballerina-like pose. Sometimes she flexed her ankles and rolled her feet from side to side. All the time I was willing for the woman sitting right next to her to stay where she was so the girl would remain standing and happily I got my wish. Better still, a couple of stops before mine, the woman sitting next to me got off and the girl took her place beside me. By moving my back to make more room for her I was able to see that she sat with her left foot flat on the floor and her right foot pointed to rest her toes on the floor and her heel against the vertical face of the seat. I think she must be an art student because she took out an essay on a very specialised topic to do with Renaissance art and began to review it. Her arm brushed against mine several times as she got a couple of other things out of her shoulder bag. When the train was slowing down for my stop and I stood up to put on my coat and gather up my things I was just regretting having to leave her sitting there when to my delight she quickly packed away her things again and stood up in front of me. She was nearly as tall as me. Delighted, I followed her along the platform and up the escalator (I normally use the stairs) and gave her one last appreciative look as she headed for another platform while I continued to the exit. If I had been the smartly-dressed young man of my youth looking for a lovely girl to date, instead of the very happily married middle-aged scruffbag I am now, I would certainly have offered her my card and asked her to call me. I would have loved to have spent time at the National Gallery or the Tate with such a beautiful girl, enjoying beautiful art together, not least the sight of her in her whte plimsolls. It's cold and dull in London today but I feel exhilarated typing this. Lovely girls in plimsolls are the perfect tonic for beating the winter blues.
On the train into work this morning I suddenly wondered if I had woken up and forgotten it was my birthday when a lovely girl in old white keds-style lace-up plimsolls got on the train and stood right next to where I was sitting whilst working on my laptop. She was tall and slender with long and shapely legs. She had a very pretty face with a complexion I can best describe as buttercream mixed with light soft brown sugar. She had lovely long, straight dark hair drawn back from her face and tied in a pony tail with a black silk ribbon, a very feminine and pretty touch to my mind. She had beautiful dark eyes with lovely long and fluttery lashes. She wore a short white wool coat over a green roll-neck sweater and a short grey skirt with a pattern of thin black lines running vertically down it. She wore an attractive gold medallion on a thin gold chain and long, pretty gold earrings in the shape of a diamond suspended below a fan. She wore black ribbed tights over black calf-length socks and her white plimsolls were well-worn and yellowing with age. She stood for a good while in the perfect place for me to gaze past my laptop screen at her lovely long narrow feet. I noticed she had laced the top and bottom pairs of eyelets horizontally whilst the two inner pairs were laced diagonally in a St Andrew's cross arrangement. I love watching how girls stand and move their feet in their plimsolls and she moved her feet a lot. Her basic stance was with her feet apart and in the classic "ten to two" position. Sometimes she bent her right knee and placed the heel of her right foot against the big toe of her left foot in an almost ballerina-like pose. Sometimes she flexed her ankles and rolled her feet from side to side. All the time I was willing for the woman sitting right next to her to stay where she was so the girl would remain standing and happily I got my wish. Better still, a couple of stops before mine, the woman sitting next to me got off and the girl took her place beside me. By moving my back to make more room for her I was able to see that she sat with her left foot flat on the floor and her right foot pointed to rest her toes on the floor and her heel against the vertical face of the seat. I think she must be an art student because she took out an essay on a very specialised topic to do with Renaissance art and began to review it. Her arm brushed against mine several times as she got a couple of other things out of her shoulder bag. When the train was slowing down for my stop and I stood up to put on my coat and gather up my things I was just regretting having to leave her sitting there when to my delight she quickly packed away her things again and stood up in front of me. She was nearly as tall as me. Delighted, I followed her along the platform and up the escalator (I normally use the stairs) and gave her one last appreciative look as she headed for another platform while I continued to the exit. If I had been the smartly-dressed young man of my youth looking for a lovely girl to date, instead of the very happily married middle-aged scruffbag I am now, I would certainly have offered her my card and asked her to call me. I would have loved to have spent time at the National Gallery or the Tate with such a beautiful girl, enjoying beautiful art together, not least the sight of her in her whte plimsolls. It's cold and dull in London today but I feel exhilarated typing this. Lovely girls in plimsolls are the perfect tonic for beating the winter blues.