The Theatre
A Day At The Movies
(Published on Sunday, February 9, 2003)
This story was submitted anonymously by DD.

First of all, the following story is 100% true. I just want to let any of you that believe that "foot encounters" can never happen to you, know that they do indeed happen as long as you keep out a sharp eye.

I just got back from the movie theater. While I was there, waiting for the movie to start, I happened to catch movement up a few rows and to the right. Sure enough, I noticed a female foot dangling a blue canvas, athletic mule. I started watching the hypnotic bounce of her small, I guess size 6 foot. Just then, the lights started to dim, much to my disappointment. It dawned on me that I could up a few rows, but three guys walked in and took the row immediately behind and to the left of the aisle, where I was considering moving. I settled of the next row back and hoped I would still be able to catch glimpses throughout the movie.

As the movie started, I paid attention to the action, both on and off the screen. She would sit with her legs crossed so that her right foot was to the aisle. Then she would dangle and bounce. Once again, I was hypnotized until she broke the spell by uncrossing her legs and crossing the opposite way.

I returned to the storyline of the movie and started to actually get a bit interested when I saw something to almost make me fall out of my chair. I looked up a couple rows and to the right to see a beautiful, delicate, size 6 bare foot bouncing irresistibly. She stopped bouncing to curl, stretch, and then wiggle her delicious toes. I thought I would lose it right there. The beautiful curve of her high arch was breathtaking. Although she didn't have any polish on her toenails, the fact that her soft, beautiful skin was immaculate and healthy more than made up for it.

For the next hour left in the movie, I would see her pretty, bare foot bouncing and flexing as she watched the movie. There was still the occasional interruption of her crossing her legs in the opposite direction to keep her from cramping, but it wasn't long before she would have that beautiful foot bouncing and toes wiggling again.

The movie turned out to be pretty good, but believe me, the show going on the opposite side of the aisle made this trip to the theater well worth the price of admission.