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September 20, 2004

Shulless Joe Bernstein.

Shanah TovahI'm not sure how it's possible for someone to lose one shoe and not notice. I've seen this phenomenon a lot. Highways, rest stops, streets, subway platforms, and now shul.

I've lost a glove, a scarf and other accessories in my life, but something as fundamental as my shoe, I think I would notice. If not because of the 5% tilt to my overall world perspective, the simple feel of rocks or wet grass might be a dead giveaway.

I have a theory, though not well formed, having something to do with the mysterious socks that go missing from one's laundry. Perhaps shoes and socks are linked on some cosmic level that mere mortals don't understand. But if that was true, there would be a lot more one shoed people hopping about, I'd imagine.


Comments Section

I think there are so many single shoes littering our great country because let's face it: who would pick up just one shoe?

Posted by: George at September 20, 2004 04:38 PM

So your saying that you wouldn't pick up your own shoe if it fell off your foot?

Posted by: Davidissimo at September 20, 2004 04:46 PM

I'm just so impressed you went to shul. Happy New Year!

Posted by: robin at September 21, 2004 12:49 AM

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