On Sunday I put on a pair of sneakers. And I immediately wished I had bought a pair of sneakers with a bigger toe box. Just being enclosed in the shoes caused enough pressure on my poor broken toe that it was generally painful. But I kept it on. The sole of the sneakers was not stiff enough to assist with the clutch without pain either. But I remained hopeful
On Monday I decided to try my sandals. I slipped my shoe on and felt -- nothing. It was fine. No pain. And because it was a Dansko with a thick sole -- it didn't even hurt to shift. And as I drove to work being very happy with my shoe choice I remembered a conversation I had with a friend just hours before I broke my toe.
We were walking around a hip town looking for a birthday present for my step mom when we passed a little store selling "comfortable" shoes. I am all about comfort. I love my Dansko shoes. So I turned to my friend and suggested that perhaps she should consider getting a pair.
Friend: I have 60 pairs.
Mama: (thinking about the idea of having 60 pairs of shoes because I am pretty sure that I have about 10 pairs) Yes, but you need a pair of Dansko.
Friend: I know. I have 60 pairs.
Mama: (dawning) Of Dansko?
Friend: Yes.
Mama: (chin dropping) Plus other types of shoes?
Friend: Yes.
Mama: Really?
Friend: You know I have a shopping problem.
Mama: But 60?
Friend: I am not allowed on Ebay anymore.
So now I am a regular visitor of Ebay wondering if I will make my first Ebay purchase.
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