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Originally Posted by ShortNCuddlyAm
Looking at my feet and realising that having spent a large part of the year out doors in birkis, flip-flops, crocs(*) and wide toed clogs, and barefoot indoors, I may never fit into normal shoes again.
However, my DMs still fit, so I can buy the couple of pairs I've spotted 
(* fugly as anything, but very comfy on pavements/anywhere there's no thorns And brilliant in rain) |
Thorns in crocks are a pain. For real. You walk normally, happy as you should, then you put down your foot on a stone and get that sharp prick. I found a neat way to get them out with a pair of pliers, after bending around the thorn. I got the voice that they were closing down so I run out and got an extra pair. Unluckily I did not find the fuchsia, but only silver. Usually for Xmas I get elegantly fitted with those house things that actors wear in costume productions, Moroccan leather with silk lining like, they go directly to my father in law. Crocks for me.
Birkis I cannot wear, like Dr. Martin, to much pain to soften them. For me is Crocks and old tennis shoes all year around. Going to town is mostly Mephysto, or Rossetti if i have to dress (ah ah), but as I am thinking of changing my look radically I might go for something more Northern Germanic, like sandals with thick woolen socks.
Clogs eh? how do they work going around? that would be nice.