friendlygoz
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My lovely and creative wife has come up with a verb to capture my vintage-shoe related activities:
to shoe; shoeing (v. to engage in any vintage shoe related activity, including, but not limited to purchasing, selling, scrolling through eBay listings, shoe maintenance, reading a vcleat.com article for the 12th time, and corresponding with other enthusiasts).
Examples: “Are we going to watch a movie tonight or are going to shoe?”; “Our children need attention. Do you need to shoe right now?”;
present participle examples: “Quit shoeing and do the dishes!” “Are you helping the boys get ready for bed or are you shoeing?”
to shoe; shoeing (v. to engage in any vintage shoe related activity, including, but not limited to purchasing, selling, scrolling through eBay listings, shoe maintenance, reading a vcleat.com article for the 12th time, and corresponding with other enthusiasts).
Examples: “Are we going to watch a movie tonight or are going to shoe?”; “Our children need attention. Do you need to shoe right now?”;
present participle examples: “Quit shoeing and do the dishes!” “Are you helping the boys get ready for bed or are you shoeing?”