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This may sound strange, but normally, I have only two pairs of shoes. Three, if you count the pair of black flats for interviews and stuff. I have a pair of hiking boots for winter, and a pair of hiking sandals for summer. That's ... about it.
I finally wore through my pair of hiking sandals two days ago. There is apparently no shop in town that stocks hiking sandals. It's all flip-flops or dress sandals. So I've spent the past few days trying various pairs of my mother's dressy sandals (she's the same size) while I look for a goddamn shop that sells hiking sandals. (My feet are the first things to overheat, for me, so the 'sandal' part of the equation is kind of a must).
My feet are in bits. I do three mile walks a day, with the dog. Dress sandals and flip-flops do not work, when you're doing that. I'm going barefoot more than I'm wearing the damn things. It is less painful.
For the love of Someone, why does no-one design and/or sell summer sandals that you can actually walk in???
I finally wore through my pair of hiking sandals two days ago. There is apparently no shop in town that stocks hiking sandals. It's all flip-flops or dress sandals. So I've spent the past few days trying various pairs of my mother's dressy sandals (she's the same size) while I look for a goddamn shop that sells hiking sandals. (My feet are the first things to overheat, for me, so the 'sandal' part of the equation is kind of a must).
My feet are in bits. I do three mile walks a day, with the dog. Dress sandals and flip-flops do not work, when you're doing that. I'm going barefoot more than I'm wearing the damn things. It is less painful.
For the love of Someone, why does no-one design and/or sell summer sandals that you can actually walk in???
