When you tally the results, be sure to add in the numbers from this thread from a few years back.
I prefer naked feet, but Sock-Sock(unspecified time greater than 10 minutes)Shoe-Shoe if I must.
Depends on how cold it is.
Decent temperatures: sock-sock-shoe-shoe (I don’t have to drop down the second sock).
Cold: slipper-shiver-sock-shoe-slipper-shiver-sock-shoe-shiver. Hands of ice come with frozen feet, ya see.
sock sock shoe shoe
Having one foot all bound up and the other naked for even a brief time would irritate my sense of bodily symmetry.
sock sock, looking for that damn shoe, where the hell i put it last night o here it is, shoe, now where is the second one, oh i think i put it in the living room, walking to get it, shoe.
We live in a slab ranch and as such, have concrete floors. Even though we have rugs and tile and all that, the floor really does hold the cold in. Shoes are often necessary for this chilly gal. (There’s a long explanation as to why slippers are problematic for me, but I don’t want to derail this any more).
Sock-sock-shoe-shoe.
If I ever wanted to do a very serious college dissertation kinda paper, it would be on this very subject.
Frank Gilbert would be proud.
You could start from the bottom up, which I recommend if you tend to dress in a sleepy haze and end up with an extra button because you misaligned the halves of your shirt.
Sock, sock, shoe, utility belt, jetpack, shoe.
This is so funny…I don’t actually remember anything about the argument other than who took which side!
I try never to wear socks but if I have to (maybe three times a year) it’s sock, sock, pad around the house a while getting ready, go to mudroom, boot, boot.
In the .0000000000000000001% of life when socks and boots go on at the same time, sock, sock, boot, boot.
shoe. shoe. shoe. shoe. shoe. shoo. schu. shoe. show. shoe. s-hoe. shoe.
Man, that’s a weird word. Anyway.
One of my very early memories is pointing out to my parents that my father’s sock-shoe, sock-shoe method of shoeing me was superior to my mother’s sock-sock, shoe-shoe, even though I otherwise preferred her parenting style in nearly everything.
Socks are usually already on in the winter time. Hardwood floors are cold when you keep your thermostat on 65. Then when I leave the house the shoes go on.
If I was doing it all at once it would be sock sock, shoe shoe.
shoe, shoe, sock, sock.
I had an “”“important”"" revelation last night. When putting them on, I am sock-sock-shoe-shoe. When taking them off I usually leave my socks on. But, if I’m taking my socks off, I go shoe-sock-shoe-sock.
That is this close to being interesting.
Sock-sock-trousers-shoe-shoe. For one thing, socks and trousers are one floor up from the shoes.
Sock-sock-sock-sock-sock-sock-shoe-shoe.
(Left sock 1, right sock 1. Left sock 2, right sock 2. Left sock 3, right sock 3. Left shoe, right shoe. Many layers of socks.)
Sock shoe sock shoe. I think I have always done it this way.
If I ever have to run out of my house in the middle of my routine, at least one foot stay warm and dry. (I remember that All in the Family episode too!)
It is also the lazy way, and I am way lazy!