This winter has been awfully cold. I do still prefer wearing slippers at times though. I am positive that some of my friends (who are girls) might agree with me on this (or maybe not). When I do try wearing my slippers in the cold, there is a problem. So, what is the problem? My problem is that my feet are pretty smart. When I expose them they feel that I have exposed them in public (a semi-nude feeling creeps up on them) so they send 'freeze' signals to my brain. Now, I am pretty dumb (my brain) so I go back inside and wear shoes. I wish I had something like a glove to put on my feet and then wear my slippers. Something that is not too bulky but would still keep my feet warm (like a thermal). The thing is that I would like for it to be tailored to fit all the little fellas in my feet (not just the big, but the pointer, the middle, ring and pinky toes). I have even got a name for this thing. How about SOGGLES? My professor always reminds me that the definiton of ergonomics is 'design for human use'. So, I am thinking in that line. Why should I have to adpat to a socks? Why do I not adapt the socks to better fit me? Does anybody know if there is a SOGGLE available already? If there is one available I would sure like to get my hands on one. Ah, my brain seems to be working. It is all that good Indian curry I guess. So, what do you do when your feet tell your brain that they are 'freezing'. You either:
Plan A: Get yourslef a SOGGLE (already working on the marketting, ah)
Plan B: Eat some spicy Indian curry and think of a way to trick your feet
To be honest with you, I would'nt take the trouble. Plan A sounds good. Holy crap, is this an idea or what. I am hungry, I think I am going to go get me some curry. I'll think about 'Plan A' when I have to leave the apartment.