If you are going somewhere they don't expect you to do the washing up, that's posh. 

Apart from the variable stitch width, LED lights and needle positions it sounds pretty much identical to my elderly Pfaff 6120 which goes on and on.  It's the one machine that just feel like an extension of me, although the others work perfectly well. I love their feet too.  Mine has fewer stitches and only 3 needle positions, but they don't seem to have added any unnecessary bells and whistles. It sounds a great machine.

Who is going to be first with crocheted  chessmen?

Simply Be have a few different things and try https://www.yoursclothing.co.uk/wide-fit-shoes, they had some EEE black diamante ballerina pumps. If you want to go barelegged, there is a foot spray  that makes you feel like you have got socks on and saves the sticking/rubbing.  I think the can was pink.  Kiwi Silk Foot Spray, but there are others apparently, but I've used this one..

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I said I didn't mind saving you from learning by your own mistakes.  Here are four more:
1.  Do not cut out when your head is full of cotton wool.
2.  If you are too tired to stand, do not cut out sitting down when you can't keep the blade close to the ruler.
3.  If the pieces do not fit any which way, check that you have not sewn the last piece on 90 degrees out.
4.  Do not try to take pictures with an empty battery.
 Picture will follow, but the eagle eyed will then notice that my leaves do not have nice tidy points.  My excuse is that vegetation grows as it will. Also, Hawaii did not escape the freak weather we have been having and my creeping vines got knocked about a bit.
P.S. I don't care the total size is OK and it can go in.  (But will be more careful next time, Miss)

Marisota have Mary Janes EEE in various colours, nice little heel and look comfortable.