When I was a kid my parents used to tell me that my shoes were like rabbits...they multiplied next to the front door.
...and it is kind of true. Okay, very true. I wear a pair, take them off when I come inside, and that's that. Then the next pair comes down when I am about to leave again, and my shoes continue to multiply. Until they are everywhere. Oops. ;)
I am trying to get better, though...trying!
Speaking of shoes, I need a new pair of black flats for work. I don't like to wear heels, because being a teacher, my little pugs can't stand it! My old pair (from target) is wearing out in the sole. I must say, though, they lasted quite a while. Almost 2 years with frequent use! This is why I buy all of my shoes from Target. I can think of few pairs from anywhere else.
This is the current pair I have my sights set on:
Again, they are from Target, and only $24.99 with a five star rating (and I always trust these ratings because they are usually pretty accurate. The way I see it, everyones views coming together gives you an accurate picture of the general consensus of something). I could buy a nicer, more expensive pair. But why? They tend to last as long, and I never wear socks with my flats, so why ruin a really costly pair of shoes with "foot stink"? And don't judge me, you probably do the same thing!! ;) At least then I think to myself, "Hey, at least they weren't expensive or anything!"
I don't know if this happens to you, but whenever I buy something expensive, it's bound to break and get ruined. The cheap stuff always lasts the longest. Gracias, Tar-jay. See you this weekend.
Cute!
ReplyDeleteYou didn't mention borrowing my shoes too ;-)
Hahaha! True that, mom. True that :) Mostly your slippers, though!
ReplyDeleteI had a pair of peeptoe black flats from Target that I ran into the ground! Love that place!
ReplyDeleteI have a brown pair that I got on clearance at Target over a year ago, and its still holding up well, I think I need to buy a new sole because its too cute to get rid of just yet! lol. :)
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