These Boots Are Made For Walking?
As female in twenty-first century I, like most girls, own a lot of shoes. Strapy sandals, funky platforms, heels all were stored in my closet; until I moved to Boston and moved into a house with small closets. My shoes lived in two boxes that they had been packed in when I left Rochester for the last three months.
Last weekend I went through my closet to find stuff that needed to go to the Goodwill. I didn’t stop at my closet. I started to naturally select out some of my shoes based on my ability to walk long distances in them.
Now that I live in a town where to get anywhere I have to walk 10 min. to get anywhere I’ve taken to wearing sneakers and clog everywhere. I tried to wear my pointy shoes to a bar that was only four blocks away but I barley made it out the door before I made Adrianne wait for me to change shoes.
Now my shoes fit into the closet. The rest have moved on to shoe heaven.
Last weekend I went through my closet to find stuff that needed to go to the Goodwill. I didn’t stop at my closet. I started to naturally select out some of my shoes based on my ability to walk long distances in them.
Now that I live in a town where to get anywhere I have to walk 10 min. to get anywhere I’ve taken to wearing sneakers and clog everywhere. I tried to wear my pointy shoes to a bar that was only four blocks away but I barley made it out the door before I made Adrianne wait for me to change shoes.
Now my shoes fit into the closet. The rest have moved on to shoe heaven.
1 Comments:
At 4:21 PM , Anonymous said...
this is a very interesting take on shoe ownership. I too own many pairs of shoes and I often find myself asking why do I own so many pairs of shoes. ***Rita***
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