Wedge comfort
The pale sand on the left pair ‘disappears’ into my skin, just the kind of shoe colour I like. For several weeks it has been pretty comfortable…but lately there’s an unhappy bunion on my right foot, making it very painful the minute I slip my foot into it.
Well, I’m happy to have found a new pink pair. It’s more comfortable, has a wider (by 4cm) heel which gives the wedge base more stability. I can walk for miles without much discomfort. And there’s another bonus, it doesn’t slip off the foot easily. I can now chase after the train or anyone with ease!
If only I had seen the pink pair before the florals then I wouldn’t have to waste the money to buy only to part with them when they still look very new!
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From Liz
Such cute shoes… Sadly I can’t wear shoues like that (sniffle) I have to wear these huge klunky arch supports that just don’t work in cute shoes. I probably only own 5 pair of shoes… My mother is horrified – she has about 50.
2008.06.19 @ 3:41 pm
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From M.Kate
What a pretty pair. When I was in Singapore, shoes are the ones I am interested in, great varieties and colours too. Unfortunately, I only wear BORIIIINNG black shoes, but I would love a pair for pink ones, certainly will make me look younger and fun too. happy weekend to you :D
2008.06.20 @ 2:56 am
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From Tracy
Ooooo–I love BOTH pairs! But especially the pink… ;o) Those decorative heels on the sandy ones are very stylish. Hope your bunions won’t flair up now…Happy walking, and happy weekend, my friend ((HUGS))
2008.06.20 @ 7:00 am
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