


may my favorite pair of shoes (that my mom bought for me over three years ago) rest in peace. they have served me well. apparently my left foot is a little harder on shoes than my right foot is. I'm one of those people who is weird about shoes. I find one pair that I absolutely love and wear them absolutely into the ground. and then I'm sad when they are finally dead because I have to go find some other shoes that I love, and it's hard to find some that I could possibly love as much as my beloved departed pair. This time, Melanie gave me some birthday money (thanks, Mel!) and I bought a shiny new set that is uncannily similar to the last pair and that I love almost as much, though they have a certain orthopedic quality, but other than that, I like them very much. hmmm. can you say "rut?"
3 comments:
A Mary Jane rut is a good one to be in. They sure are great.
Ditto Nikki. There is something poetic about well worn shoes...and something nice about shiny-new too.
Shoes in general. Soooo good. I have a different problem, though. I buy new shoes all the time and vow that I will love my slightly older shoes just as much, but then I just end up wearing only the new ones for pretty much ever.
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