Bummer! (not too bad, but still!!!)

[Denise]

I keep a pair of flats in my car because driving a stick shift with heels is ... well it's easier in flats.  I just cleaned out my car and I can't find the right shoe.  It's like totally vanished.  The only thing I can think of is it must have fallen out some where recently.  I'm bummed as I liked that pair.  Oh well, at least I still have the left one which I need for the clutch.

So now, I guess, I've only got one flat and NO the spare in the trunk ("boot" for you EMEA folk) won't work!
Sorry - I had to add that.

[Dena]

WHAT? You haven't learned the fine art of driving barefoot? When I wear slip on dress shoes I always slip them off and drive barefoot so I don't mark them up. I started doing this the first time I went out as female.

[JoanneB]

I tried that once. It seemed like a good idea until..... My heel came to rest on the 2-3 lbs of gravel that seems to accumulate in the carpet when you live in a rocky area like West Virginia. So I stuck to putting my heels back on. Not too bad for under 2hr drives once you sort of get used to the wierd foot angle

[Denise]

It's also illegal to drive here foot.  Plus what Joanne said. Also repeatedly pushing a clutch with bare feet is not as simple as it sounds. (Been there, done that)

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[AnneK]

It's also hard on the pantyhose!  ;-)

[Dena]

It's also illegal to drive here foot.  Plus what Joanne said. Also repeatedly pushing a clutch with bare feet is not as simple as it sounds. (Been there, done that)

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I have never owned a car without a clutch but I put the pressure on the ball of my foot. The clearance on my car is inches (dang after market lowering kit the dealer installed) so I am pretty careful about staying on pavement or hard surfaces. Very little gravel makes it into my car.