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Instead of taking the elevator up to the floor where my office is, I opt to take the stairs. It's usually quicker than waiting for the elevator, and it allows me to continue the facade in which I don't have to work out if I just take the stairs everywhere I go.
I took a bunch of files home last night to do plan reviews (I make sure numbers and amounts match up on two different court forms. THE THRILL.). I wore my chocolate brown 3 inch pointed toe pumps, and the reason I wore high heels to work has everything to do with the fact that I don't have any brown flats and my black ones would've clashed with my neutral and brown colored outfit.
There are always people mingling outside the building in the morning: The coffee cart guy and his ravenous caffeine-addicted customers, the smokers, and random businessmen yelling about balance sheets and interest rates on their Crackberrys. I was a minute late to work, but in AndraLand I might has well not have shown up (daddy drilled promptness into this one), so I was rushing and not paying much attention to my surroundings and the people in it.
So, with my arms full of legal files I ascended the stairs to the second floor where my office is located.
I heard someone coming up the stairs behind me and thought nothing of it—that is, until the tip of my heel caught on the next step and I stumbled up the steps, dropping a few files and almost face planting into a step.
I heard a voice from behind say, "Are you okay?", to which I replied, "Yes, I'm fine, thanks." I steadied myself, picked up the two files that dropped and started to finished the last four steps.
"I'm just not used to walking in these heels!" I joked to The Voice, as I didn't turn around when I stumbled, and only saw flashes of arm, shoe, and greying hair when I was steadying myself.
"Well, those gigantic tits you've got up front don't help, either."

There were no words. I froze. It took my about half a second to register that what he said was horrifingly inappropriate for several reasons:
A) I was not at a bar.
B) The Voice was AT LEAST as old as my own father.
C) The word 'tits' and its plethora of synonyms HAVE NO BUSINESS being used in a professional work environment (unless you work in the porn industry).
D) YOU DON'T FUCKING SAY THAT TO SOMEONE. PERIOD.
The thing I regret the most is that once at the top of the stairs, I said, "You better WATCH yourself." and hightailed it into the office suite, never looking back face this asshole who just completely humiliated and embarrassed me. He went down the opposite hallway, where there are about four different offices with 10+ people working in each. I'll probably never figure out who it was.
As I walked into reception, Randi (the receptionist) asked me if I was okay, because I was white as a sheet. I don't know if what I did was as much a response as it was a weird throaty noise followed by tears and lots of shaking. I explained to her what happened and she was disgusted, but not surprised. Apparently, some men who work down there are known for their chauvanistic attitudes and inappropriate comments.
I was so embarrassed and surprised at how I was reacting. I've had things said to me about my boobs before and I just brush it off. Maybe that's because it's always been in a setting where I could at least have anticipated it MIGHT happen. Maybe it's because guys my age generally don't have the balls to come out and say something like that without copious amounts of tequila.
I kept asking Randi if she thought what I was wearing, a buttoned-up full-coverage cardigan sweater and slacks, could've illicited the comment. She just said, "Oh honey, no. " and gave me a hug.
HELLO, WORLD. MY NAME IS ANDRA LEAH DEFOREST, AND WHEN I WENT THROUGH PUBERTY I DEVELOPED DOUBLE D-SIZED BREASTS. LET'S MAKE A BIG DEAL ABOUT IT.
Do I deserve lewd and offensive comments because of the way I am made? Do short people deserve to be called midgets, someone with Downs Syndrome a retard, a child with a cleft lip ugly? I DID NOTHING TO DESERVE THAT DISRESPECT.
After I calmed down, Randi and I went into the office manager's office to let her know what happened, and luckily, she was PISSED. She told me if I ever figured out who it was she would make sure to remind them of the building's sexual harassment polices.
I shouldn't have to wear a Hefty bag to work just because some men can't possibly be held responsible for keeping their verbal cock in their pants.
I wonder if this man has a daughter, and I wonder how he would feel if someone said that to her. I highly doubt that ever crosses anyone's mind when they make a comment like that.
I mean, honestly, did he think he was complimenting me? Or that he was the first one to notice them? Gigantic tits, me? REALLY!?!?! I WAS WONDERING WHAT THOSE THINGS WERE.
For now, I'm not taking any action. For all I know, the guy doesn't even work in the office and was just there for a meeting. But you can be damned sure that I am 110% more aware of my surroundings and the people in them now.
And if this ever happens again I will not stop until the asshole quits confusing women in the workplace with the strippers he has to pay to hang out with him down at the Pretty Kitty.