Sandals? Looking for comfy somewhat stylin' -
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Comments (40)I wear hand-me-down adidas sport sandals, the kind your kids wear after playing soccer. They are about an inch thick rubber with a wide strap across. They are easy to kick off and dry fast whenever I get them wet. I can also take them off and use them as knee pads when checking a plant. Flip flops rub sores on my feet whenever they get wet. So I use them to go into the house, to avoid tracking dirt from my dirty feet. I use a brush to clean my toes and my heels. I always wear a hat ever since my hair dresser got on to me about my dry ends. She said that the older you get the less oil in your hair and the sun can really dry it out. So my big big big stupid hat is by the door to remind me to take care of my hair and my face....See MoreI'm such a slub...what to wear other than capris?
Comments (68)Well, ladies...I went out and got a new pair of crop/long capri pants -- in khaki! Christopher Blue, a new line to me. So many of them didn't fit, but this pair did, so I thought of you all and went ahead and did it. Clearance at Nordstrom Rack : ) I tried Terri's skirt at Target but it really didn't do anything for me. I think I need more structure, rather than less now...although if I won the lottery, I'd dress year round in Eileen Fisher and never think about anything else. I LOVE that line, partly because she gives some of her attention to petites and doesn't write us off. I saw some crops in Eileen Fisher (which I can't afford for everyday wear), so I figured what the heck go ahead and try other ones on. I will definitely be aware and be more choosy than just getting any old capris/crops now, though. The Fibonacci site is a great reminder. And stinky, you made my day. An Amazon, hm?: :)...See MoreLet's talk about cleavage, shall we?
Comments (37)Out of all the responses, I think about 5 of you don't mind, like or have husbands who like toe cleavage. So I find out finally that I am not alone in disliking it, yay! lol I don't really care what other people wear, I'm only concerned about my shoes. Mush- those pointy red boot/clogs were too pricey for me, like $300, and like I said- they just looked freakishly long on my foot, even with the open back. How come they look cute on others but not on me? My friend Iku had just gotten a pair as a gift from her DH and they looked adorable on her. Of course, she's way tiny and wears probably a size 5. Gosh, Ron- sorry to lure you in here with high hopes! I hope you got over your disappointment. Do YOU like toe cleavage? On women, I mean? lol...See MoreSlippers that don’t look like slippers. Birdies? Something else?
Comments (45)Missed this thread. I was looking for the same at the same time! Gone are the days when I can putter around the house in Isotoners. Returned some canvas Sketchers memory foam slip-ons I bought online that didn't fit. (They felt cheaper than their 40 bucks too.) Ended up in a real store trying on real comfort shoes and splurged on a pair of Aetrex shoes. Strictly for getting things done around the house. They aren't the most stylish and squeak a bit but they are supremely comfortable. Incredible how much energy you have when you feel as if you're walking on a cloud. Hoping they'll last me a few years. I inherited a pair of leather Rohde sandals that are exquisitely comfortable and supportive but they're open-toed. I'll be keeping an eye out for a closed "shoe" from Rohde because their sandals fit me to perfection. Wishing us all happy feet in 2021! :)...See Moresalonva
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