511 Quotes About Shoes

I am divided by different opinions and not sure where to stand, probably in my shoes, if possible close to the radiator.

When I die I don't want to be wearing shoes. I want to have just enough notice so that I can pull them off and get comfortable. Shoes mean death snuck up on you. Shoes mean you had other plans.

In my opinion, love at first sight existed with shoes, not with men...

There’s only one person walking in my shoes, and that’s me. And to state that someone else somehow slipped into them and therefore walked me out to this horrible place is to forget that, shoes or not, I still can choose where to walk.

Cars have become an essential ingredient of modern life, as shoes used to be.

I would be satisfied with my life if I could just get people to wash their feet every morning and buy decent shoes.

And perhaps even for learning to walk in worn-out shoes, it is as well to have dry, warm feet when we are children.

Our shoes pin us to the world, like Peter Pan to his shadow. More than simply facilitating our movement out-of-doors, they mediate between the wearer and the ground. Perhaps it is less the world they pin us to, but our place in it; that shadow of society that follows wherever we go.

Shoes can't walk on their own! They therefore are grateful for the feet! Be grateful for everything that brings you life!