For Halloween, OESH sponsored a “Bone Bash” held on Saturday to raise money for our local Arthritis Foundation. The shoes we donated were a huge hit. We only had two sizes out for display so it was kind of like a Cinderella thing as far as people being able to try them on — which […]
Continue ReadingMade in the U.S.A.
We had dinner the other night at a family friends’ house. The kind of good friends who you can talk to about anything and get into the most heated conversations about… anything. So over arugula pizza and apple martinis (for the parents, not the kids) we fully covered the topic of whether the U.S. is […]
Continue ReadingIncognito no longer
We whipped up this new sign on our handy dandy CNC waterjet saw. Right outside the main factory door, it makes it much easier to find us!
Continue ReadingThomas Jefferson would have loved OESH
Ellen Fox, M.D., my best friend from Harvard Medical School (who I was dancing with at her wedding, here), visited this weekend and took this picture of her OESH. After returning from Monticello, she declared that Thomas Jefferson would have loved OESH. Mr. Jefferson was a big fan of innovation.
Continue ReadingAmerica’s Podiatrist reviews OESH…”she threw the box away”
Dr. Michael Nirenberg of Crown Point, Indiana (just east of Chicago) has built a spectacular international reputation in podiatry, and especially so as a renowned forensics expert. Forensics is synonymous with detective work, and we loved the idea that he would investigate OESH for his wonderful America’s Podiatrist website. Word for word, here is what […]
Continue ReadingOESH visits Broadway, takes home 9 Tony Awards
Remarkable OESHer Kathleen Korth visited nearly-as-remarkable Manhattan Island last month. While there, Kathleen allowed her size 8 Lizards to keep time to this wacky musical and walk the streets of the Big Apple. Though they both enjoyed their east coast adventure, recent correspondence makes it clear to us at hq that Ms. K (and her […]
Continue ReadingA Typical Day At the OESH Factory
When in the factory, I’m usually in high concentration mode. Something about those hot and heavy mandrels (you’ll see), all that 480 volt equipment, and a saw that can cut through six inches of steel if I’m not careful, that keeps me very focussed. Admittedly though, my mind does sometimes wander to scenes of I […]
Continue ReadingOESH at work
Some of my favorite people in their OESH's at work... my mom's doctor, Mary Evans, and nurse, Sandy Milazzo. Continue Reading
2011 IAAF World Championships: One photo tells all While in Daegu, Korea last week, I caught this photo during the preliminary heat of the IAAF World Championship 3,000 meter steeplechase where the USA’s Stephanie Garcia, a recent graduate of the University of Virginia, was running (she is fourth from the left). Our middle daughter, Kellyn, got to hang out with Stephanie a couple […]
Continue ReadingHarvard Doctors and Supermodels
One of my closest friends, Hilary Siebens, a fellow Harvard M.D., and avid OESHer, forwarded me this post which I cut and pasted below, about supermodel Gisele refusing to wear high-heeled shoes. (Click here to see the original post.) Gisele refuses to wear high heels Chris Moore / Getty Images file By Alexander Smith Sorry, Carrie Bradshaw. Even […]
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