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Published: 2020-01-15 12:16:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 4307; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 7
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Rosita and Maria finds poor dehydrated Stacy past out and comes too her rescue, And teaches her how to deal with the heat at Costa Diamante. Little did they know Stacy somehow is slowly starting to recognize Maria as a special hero.
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Awww, all three of them look so cute! 
It's a good thing that Maria and Rosita found poor Stacy when they did - Costa Diamante has a tropical climate with temperatures typically in the 40s °C, and high humidity, so if you're not used to it or appropriately dressed you can get *really* hot really quickly.
So yeah, Stacy needs to tie her hair back so her head can radiate heat more easily; shoes and socks are a definite no-go, otherwise Stacy would quickly feel like she's wading around in a puddle everywhere she goes! xD Not only are shoes too enclosing due to the heat, but Stacy's shoes particularly are also so loose they'd quickly fill up with sand - Costa Diamante is an island where everyone loves to go to the beach pretty much every day, so sand gets tracked all over the island all of the time! 
And some footwear manufacturers road-test their new styles with the people of Costa Diamante to see if they can withstand the heat. A lot of the test models melt in the heat and have to go back to the drawing-board... xDD
Oooh, a science festival? Can I go too?!
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Oh yes they are very cute.
And yeah Stacy did not expect the tropical weather to hit like this. It really pealed her out of her comfort zone. And really exposed her sensitive side to tropical climate.
Good thing Maria and Rosita came just in time to show Stacy the appropriate attire for Costa Diamante. I took a good read on your Character Bio to under stand them and there living arrangement before drawing theses two pic.
Sure you can come. Stacy says smiling.
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Odd, didn’t i’d see you drawing flat soled flip flops of all things
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Yes, the characters with the flat flip-flops are mine, I know Bluebox's girls tend to wear wedges but mine have always had (equally loose) flats instead.
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have to say i like the flip flops designs though.
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maybe one day we'll see some socks with them XD
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These girls' home island has a highly tropical climate. They'd never wear socks when the local weather is typically about 45°C and over 90% humidity. xD If they travel somewhere cooler though, it'd be a different matter. 
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oh the two in the picture were on a kind of super Hawaii, kinda figures that if they go practically anywhere else they'd think it'd be pretty chilly, sort of like how when a northerner moves south and is surprised by how hot it is usually, though i was mostly thinking socks would look good with those sandals, probably be in a different location or on a different girl, though these kinda sandals in a slides variant would be easier on stacy and the like, need some sturdy socks with normal flip flops after all
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Oh yes, that's true the world over - if you come from a colder climate, you'll always complain the weather is too hot elsewhere; and if you come from a hot climate, you'll always feel really chilly. I live in London (UK), and summertime here is way too hot for me (about 35°C), but I love winter. As a kid, the hot weather in summer always caused me to burst out with surprise nosebleeds (really freaked out my teachers, not to mention my parents and sister too, whenever blood would suddenly start pouring from my nose without warning! xD)
Of course if you wish to see cute schoolgirls wearing socks with their sandals, then you'd be better off in the temperate European-like country of Loldova, where the St Lolita's Boarding School uniform includes precisely socks with sandals - the loose, shoddy kind that keep coming undone and falling off all the time for no reason.
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i've lived in texas my whole life and know/hate heat, also not quite used to the cold and the people around me freak out and lose their minds when it starts to snow, no joke on that either, winter is also my favortie but mostly because the insect climate here is insane.
also i can't call those shoes sandals, i'm not sure what they are but i'm sure their not sandals, especially not like flip flop and slide variants, also didn't know general europe was a good climate for socks and sandals.
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Depending on where you are in Europe and what time of year, the weather can be very hot or rather cold. Socks in sandals typically appear in the in-between periods like autumn/fall, when people don't yet want to give up wearing their summer outfits for another year but bare feet in sandals is a bit chilly. xD
Ah, you wouldn't call Sammi and Jemima's footwear sandals? That's interesting, because while they are often referred to as shoes, they're also frequently called "school sandals" over here.
Here's a genuine picture from a UK shoe store, advertised as "T-bar school sandals": www.albertprendergast.com/acat… that cover even more of the foot than what Sammi and Jemima are wearing! xD
(Yes yes, Brits are weird... 
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Neat info, and yeah those are what us americans would call “strappy dress shoes” and in the second thing “breathable loafers” though i did encounter an australian who called slippers a pair of sandals, as they covered the top of the foot to the toe with an open slide in mouth.
generally speaking if the toe area is exposed and there’s no heel cover the shoe is a sandal.
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That's the definition I tend to go with as well - an open heel and an open toe. But "school sandals" are still a thing across the hole of the UK, despite being completely enclosed front and back. xD Popular terminology can be really weird sometimes.
On the other hand, Sammi and Jemima's school footwear do have completely open sides, which isn't a common thing in closed shoes. They're a strange kind of hybrid shoe-sandal...thing. lol
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Yeah terminology gets weird, what do you British people call and count as slippers then? It’s probably pretty different from over here.
the school girls shoes are a pretty british thing so your culture might have a word for it some where, though them having open sides likely makes it too easy for things to be slipped in without the girls knowledge.
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>"Having open sides likely makes it too easy for things to be slipped in without the girls' knowledge"
Were you meaning things like stepping in puddles and the water seeping in; walking across mud and it oozes in?
Or did you mean things like fingers and feathers from some mischievous little sod wishing to tickle the little cuties?
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primarily the latter since the former is an issue for most shoes without leather outsides to work as a shield or shoes that are mildly worn down.
but with these kinda shoes they have a whole host of other little problems, including the things you listed, like if a girl lifts up her foot and the strap comes undone and she leaves it like that for a while any number of things could fly into her shoes, from dust and dirt from someone sweeping, to pebbles and gravel, to little creepy crawlies that would make any young girl freak out, that last one being a special issue for them since the open side means things that can't really climb shoes can now get in and rest, on top of taking off their shoes outside and leaving them on the ground being a generally bad idea, no innocent girl should have to suffer the experience of a beetle going *crunch!* in their shoes,or worse, a worm getting squished flat..
i generally think more big picture and with probability in mind, as if something has a chance of happening it'd probably already happened to some less fortunate soul.
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