Love Boots....A Lot!

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According to Mediafire, this is my first video upload since March of 2017. Who am I to disagree? Trying to get back into the swing of things with this swingin' little clip. From Live a Little, Love a Little (1968).  Back in the stone age, a thighboots.com member gave me a tip about the stunning white thighboots worn by the sexy-in-any-era Michele Carey. I've been trimming clips of it in increasing resolution ever since. Here's a badly cropped 1080p version.
Of additional interest are her powder blue knee-scrapers.  For historians (this is code for "pay attention Andy") we have a pair of white mid-calf numbers and a pair of "gladiator" sandals to show this style transcends era.
A final observation, in the 50's and 60's the "calendar photo-shoot" was a remarkably common excuse for movies to briefly titillate with cheesecake and fetish-y images.  I believe I've seen scores of them.

Buy This Book!

Some day, I'll have time for a full review of Andy P's wonderful new book "Made For Walking."  For the time being here's a reminder about Andy, his wonderful blog and his great new book.

Some of my favorite moments of my internet life have been the back and forth between my blog and Andy's.  Words are failing me at the moment. I shan't try to wax rhapsodic about my feelings of kinship with Andy. Rather, I'll say that his book is eminently readable and an absolute must own for anyone with a greater than average interest in women's boots.

Here's the link to its page on Amazon-

Made For Walking

A Modest History of the Fashion Boot

  Seriously, just buy this book!

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From a Reader.

Star Trek Discovery

I've got a lot of catching up to do. I absolutely plan on resuming the uploads of my own edits, but I've got a number of sightings and alerts I want to rush through, here's a good place to start-

Given the dreadful bootage of post-TOS (The Original Series) Star Trek, you'd be forgiven for not investigating the "new"  Star Trek Discovery.  A mistake.

First, I found the show to be quite watchable. I can recommend it to even the most casual Sci-Fi fan. I found it moderately enjoyable for the first several episodes. And then I discovered the entire final half of the season involved a bootie-as-hell arc set in the evil Mirror-Mirror universe.  Heel-heads will be disappointed, but shafties and action fans will find much to enjoy. This will not be the last time we visit the show, but if you can figure out a way to watch, you'll probably enjoy it. There were a number of images on-line I chose not to share because they were HUGH spoilers.

Thought you'd want to know.

BTW-Hard to believe the boneheads at CBS tried to tent-pole their struggling pay-service with a show that would attract tech-savvy viewers.  Even after 20+ years, people who don't understand the internet are still allowed to make stupid decisions about putting content on the internet.

Watch This Space

So, no promises, but I've turned a major corner in my life and a situation that was causing me grave emotional distress has been resolved.  I've still got a few loose ends to clear up, but there's a strong possibility that my blog shall be reborn.

I do understand that some of you have been concerned for me personally. I assure you I have been healthy and well (physically anyway).  Sometimes I forget that many of my readers have journeyed  with me for decades and consider me a friend (a feeling that is reciprocated). It was rude of me to simply vanish for a year.  If my absence has caused you discomfort, I apologize and will try to make it up to you by dishing up piles of bootie goodness.