I'm amazed the foot feels as decent as it does. Well, as long as I don't stop moving. Otherwise, I'm like the Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz.

Thanks to all this lovely hardware in my foot, I have a slight bulge on the outer edge of it. I never noticed too much until my first day in sandals last week. Now, these sandals are Clarks and have always passed the Three-Mile Blister Test* with ease, but thanks to The Bump, I got a blister right where the straps intersect. It wasn't bad (it's gone already), but if I want to walk to work this summer, I'm going to have to put on a prophylactic band-aid first.
*My policy for shoes: If I can't walk 3 miles in a pair of shoes without getting a blister, I won't buy them.
1 comment:
Not sure you'd ever need to walk 3 miles in dress shoes, but if you want dress shoes that look gorgeous as WELL as ones that have lots of shock-absorbing support and heel padding, check this out!
http://www.avenue.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ThemePage?storeId=326&langId=-1&viewName=about/cw_about.jsp
I bought three pairs of Cloudwalkers at Avenue last week and I completely forgot I was wearing dress shoes.
And I completely hear you on the "comfort trumps vanity" mantra. I look at those stupid pointie-toed Wicked Witch of the West torture devices masquerading as designer heels, and wonder, "WHOSE feet are shaped like that?!"
Keep on dancin', you groove thang you! ;) XO Darcynthia
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