Heel

Day 4 - Heel

Noun
1. The back part of the human foot
2. the part of a stocking designed to fit the heel (of the foot)
3. The outer part of a shoe, underneath the heel (of the foot)
4. The end, or back section of something e.g. the heel of a loaf
5. a contemptible person (slang)

Verb
1. to heel - under control, as in a dog walking to heel
2. of a vessel - to lean over or list
3. inclined position from the vertical



And that my dears is that.

easy enough to find the shoes (yes they are in my wardrobe) - more difficult to take photos of said shoes with foot in them by yourself. 4 inch heels are a nightmare to walk in, stand in, or frankly to do anything else in (its impossible to do the cleaning in them, I don't care what anyone says).

The ones that didn't make it

To be honest, the phrase "contemptible person" is the one that strikes me hardest today...I got into school today to find that a group of 8 of my senior kids decided in my absence on Friday to be absolute and utter b****rds to one of my colleagues who was covering my lesson. They have done the same once before as well. So two weeks before they leave, when the last thing I want is to be falling out with them, I have had to seriously rollock them, they're all on detention tomorrow afternoon and they have frankly left me wondering why the hell I bust my chops to look after them, even when I am not there (I stayed in school till 6pm last Tuesday night, specifically preparing a whole pile of self supported study material so that they could prep for their exam which is next week - they just played games on the internet and abused the member of staff. How's that for payback!). And to add insult to injury, I stayed in work till 6.30 tonight, checking their coursework again, because the examiner is coming in tomorrow to check it over and make decision on their final grades...did I have to do that? NO, I've done it twice already, but I CARE and I want them to achieve. Bugger. They will "come to heel".