History of shoes

Over the weekend, British weather in south England was great, apart from a few minutes of drizzling. I did not go out. In front of the computer for several hours, I logged in online course and did the practice as part of my preparation for a jump to the States. In fact, this is just my Plan B as everybody might have. I love Britain. But I should be ready if this country's situation deteriorates. Even now, £ has been going down against $ and €.

Sunday morning, I organised my shoes. Some were binned. Some were polished. Those shoes made me remember my recent years.


Todd Barnes shoes, used in 2005. It was a tough time as too many oversea doctors came in at the same time. One vacancy for over 200 applications. I had to go King George Hospital daily. Too many walking and running from 9 to 5. That time, I had another shoes which had already gone.



2007 Summer. I was in mid land. I bought this pair of shoes in Leicester. I think it was from Next. I used only when playing tennis.



I bought these shoes with nice lining inside in early 2007 for an interview. I did not make it. :(. Sine then, I rarely use it.



late 2008. I was in Norfolk, East of England. Very good working situation at Queen Elizabeth Hospital.



2008 Winter. I like these. From Ilford Mark & Spencer. Not lucky though. While wearing these shoes, I was caught over-speed in London Lime house tunnel. 3 points and £60.



My recent shoes. Clark shoes for ordinary people in Britain. I am one of them.



I started using above trainers during my holiday in Rome this year. Now very useful for my 3 times a week running.