No sooner had I sat down on the couch after I got home from where I work as a high powered executive when I looked out the sliding glass door and saw my patio was covered with maple tree seeds, what we used to call helicopters when we were little because of the way they spin on their way down. Well, I could not stand the sight of them, so out I went with my trusty broom and began sweeping them up. As you shall see, I still have my sheer black hose and pointy toed pumps on, and as the camera follows me around, you can get a glimpse of a calf muscle and a blue vein on my instep. Best of all, you...

No sooner had I sat down on the couch after I got home from where I work as a high powered executive when I looked out the sliding glass door and saw my patio was covered with maple tree seeds, what we used to call helicopters when we were little because of the way they spin on their way down. Well, I could not stand the sight of them, so out I went with my trusty broom and began sweeping them up. As you shall see, I still have my sheer black hose and pointy toed pumps on, and as the camera follows me around, you can get a glimpse of a calf muscle and a blue vein on my instep. Best of all, you get to hear the whisk, whisk, whisk of the broom on the outdoor carpet. And if you turn your speakers up, you can hear the birds chirping up in the maple tree that generated this bumper crop of helicopters. I was on my feet a lot today, so I hope its ok if I sit and rest from time to time. As I do, the camera zooms in close so all you see is my feet in my pumps. But there is that time I let one shoe slip off and you see my dangle a bit. I hope that is alright with you! When I finish getting the helicopters in a pile, I sweep them into my dustpan and carry them to the trash, walking on the soft grass in my heels. It was kind of awkward, but I think you will like watching.