What Adrienne Thinks About That

Wow, I've lost socks before, cause the washer just sucks them up sometimes, but never a shoe,now that's a real quandry.Hope you find it soon,especially since it's a favorite pair,ask Lucas if he's seen it.Can't wait to see how this turns out!! Good luck!

Well, no one else has mentioned it so I will...I think it's Brian...I really do..anything going on now that would make sense he's really, really around? I have had it happen to me so that is why I mention it...

In either case...a good excuse as any to go buy more shoes!! lol.. :) :) :) :)

In that case Bri must really still have a good sense of humor, playing little jokes like that on you.....

It is a mystery.

My grandmother has been insisting, since my grandfather passed four years ago, that she can ask him where missing stuff is and he'll find it for her. She has told remarkable stories of him "finding things," which, of course, none of us believed.

Until my father lost his glasses.

Now my dad fell FAR from the grandma tree and is about as sensible a man as can be found. When he lost his glasses, he looked everywhere.

**Everywhere**.

Then, sitting on a rock down by the beach at troutburg, he threw his hands up in the air and said, "Ok, Jim!" (his deceased step-dad) "Where are they??!"

And as he put his hands back down on his lap, he felt the glasses in his lower, "utility" pocket of his shorts.

For the record though, this story does not make my grandmother any less nuts.

What I do with the socks is keep throwing them in the wash in the hopes that one day they will magically find their mate. Guess you can't do that with a shoe though.

Just a suggestion: have you looked outside to see if it is hanging from the electric wires outside your house? You never know...

I knew someone who liked to take off one of his shoes. He would do this regularly. Different pairs of shoes, but always the same foot. He was a year old at the time, though.

JJ, Grandma Shannon is awesome.

MotherReader, They're leather, so I think that would cause me other problems. I guess I could try throwing it in the closet and hoping for the best.

Lisa, Ah, yes, I've seen those lone shoes on telephone wires. Good thinking.

Little Willow, I most frequently wear clogs because I like wearing shoes I can kick off at a moment's notice--both shoes, though, not just one. Babies are just wacky.

So were the shoes left outside? If so, it is possible a neighboring dog may have mistaken your shoe for a new chew toy.

We actually had a dog drag off a 25-lb bag of natural fertilizer. There was a heavy stream of it from our porch into the woods. There the trail ended and there was no sign of the bag, fertilizer, etc. TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS!

Oh my. I hate to think of what might have happened to the fertilizer. I suppose it wound up fertilizing something one way or another.

Kristen may be on to something with the Bri idea, he did put things in really weird places, remember the keys etc. in the cereal bowls? Did anyone come to visit? I remember seeing both shoes and then noticing just the one...

We're missing the remote to a tv because it fell in the trash can & Ron did not notice when he emptied the trash.

If I really like a shoe, sometimes I'll buy it in more than one color. But then I looked down at my feet in church one morning and I had on a black shoe and a brown shoe.

My theory is The Borrowers. Or Madonna. She heard about you.