So I went “shoe” shopping and realised a couple of things:<\/p>\n
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- I have trouble justifying buying a pair of shoes that are $90+ and I’d prolly end up only wearing them once or twice a year. O_o OK, so my running shoes were around $80 to $100, but they’re for health! \ud83d\ude09<\/li>\n
- I have wide feet. Not like, size EEEEEEEEEE but wide enough that dressy pumps are a bit uncomfy to wear. +_+ BTW, I really think those shoes were\u00a0designed for women with only 3 toes or at least have super narrow feet!<\/li>\n
- On top of having wide feet, I also have SMALL feet! I normally wear a 6.5 for athletic shoes but a tiny 5.5 for dress shoes. FIVE \u00a0and a HALF. Do you know how difficult it was to find shoes that small?! IN THE WESTERN WORLD! Hahahaha…<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Anyway, long story short… (too late), I went to Marshall’s and nearly got these “old lady” style pumps this afternoon. Luckily, my blood sugar was dropping (i.e., hungry!) so I left the store without buying them. This evening, at Choir Practice, my friend Stephanie and I were kinda chatting about my shoe dilemma so I decided to go shopping again with Steph’s tips… and then I found these:<\/p>\n
![\"Cute?](\"http:\/\/www.radragon.com\/journal\/wp-content\/2011\/03\/guess-peep-toe-calandra-360x270.jpg\" "\\"Cute?")
<\/a>Cute? (_) Yes! (_) Not<\/p><\/div>\n
It was the last pair in my size, and the exact shade I was searching for! The price tag? $40! SCORE. ^_^ The fit was good but let’s\u00a0how my feet will feel on Sunday morning, though.<\/p>\n
…now I gotta find a purse (or clutch) to match +_+<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
…dress shoes, that is!
\nI’ll be attending two weddings this year (AFAIK!) \ud83d\ude42 One is this Saturday and the other in October for Sheryl & Peter‘s big day! But back to the shoes… I looked at my shoe closet and I have NOTHING to wear for this Sunday! I have like, 4 types of minimalist running read more