Walking socks, then a scarf from the newel post.
On the other hand, when buying items that won't derail your trip if they fall apart – like, for example, one of your pairs of walking socks or some shirts, then taking a chance on something cheap may be worth it.
Woolen walking socks with five toes ($4.45 a pair), thick cotton long johns ($9 a pair) and fleecelike blankets ($46 for a 6-by-4-foot size) appear in the stores just after Shubun no Hi, the autumn equinox, which is a national holiday in Japan.
Cairo's Egyptian Museum is largely empty and one can look at the gold sarcophagus of Tutankhamun, or his chariots, walking sticks, gloves, socks and underclothes, without anybody else getting in the way.
When it seems a little stretched, take off your thick socks and try walking around in thin socks or barefoot.
She says, "Still walking in my socks around the house as though I wouldn't wake you".
Never before or after did I see so many skinheads in bomber jacks walking around in socks.
(Nelson Gidding, a rather heavy man with a large, fluffy mustache, and a friendly manner, comes into the office, in shirtsleeves, and walking in his socks. He takes a chair across the desk from Preminger. Intercom buzzes).
Six activities are included: Dressing, including putting on shoes and socks, Walking across a room, Bathing or showering, Eating, such as cutting up your food, Getting in and out of bed, using the toilet, including getting up or down.
Besides walking sticks, keys get dropped, mail, pens, socks, cell phone and single post it note.
"A lot of comedy is based on the relationship between perfect and imperfect," he said, explaining that walking past the sock or standing on top of it was funnier than touching it.
