Re: Dress Code

[Tracey Luehrs <mimla@CHARTER.NET>]

I haven't read all of this discussion, but the last couple that I've
seen have mentioned "heels."  I never have worn heels to any job--they
are bad for one's toes, arches of the foot, calves of the leg, knees,
hips, and lower back...not just uncomfortable, but downright harmful.  I
would hope no dress code requires them.  Just my two cents worth.

Tracey Luehrs
MLIS St Catherine
St. Paul, MN
mimla@charter.net



...only time I wear heels is during Open House when I actually have
time to sit down.

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