Re: re nursery interview apparel

Don't feel bad Kitty - I have the flatest feet in the universe. If I
walk barefoot on concrete or tile, it sounds like a duck walking around
- ludicrous. Add being slightly pigeon-toed to that and you'd think I
have trouble w/ my feet. Nope. Am on them all day dawn to dusk on the
weekends. Used to walk a lot too, before Sugar and the garden. And I
garden in (usually) worn out thrift store flip flops in the warmer
weather. No support. Soles on the last pair got so thin until I could
step on a coin and tell the denomination. If these babies can hold up to
the abuse I dish out, you will be fine, I'm sure of it.


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Kitty" <kmrsy@comcast.net>
Reply-To: gardenchat@hort.net
Date:  Tue, 2 Mar 2004 17:23:57 -0500

>I couldn't afford an expensive shoe right now, but found a sale on Cobbie
>Cuddlers that fit well.  I spent my growing up years always wearing shoes
>that didn't fit quite right as I have a C width foot.  I also have a high
>instep, so could not wear penny loafers.  Add to that my somewhat thick
>ankles (a family trait) and I can't wear most athletic shoes.  I must sound
>a real mess!
>
>But these Cobbie Cuddlers feature "Ultra massage with comfort flow".  They
>have special cushioning at 'foreport' and 'heelstrike' and holes in the sole
>under the arch called a 'breathable air transfer system'.  They do feel
>pretty nice.  I suppose I should start wearing them and break them in before
>next week.
>
>Kitty
>
>----- Original Message ----- 
>From: <Cersgarden@aol.com>
>To: <gardenchat@hort.net>
>Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2004 4:01 PM
>Subject: Re: [CHAT] re nursery interview apparel
>
>
>> In a message dated 3/2/04 10:10:47 AM, kmrsy@comcast.net writes:
>>
>> <<  So I went shopping yesterday for a
>> sale on footwear.  Also got a pair of cotton twill pants and 2 pair of
>jeans
>> (I didn't have any). >>
>>
>> Kitty, I think any casual slacks are suitable.  I usually start in jeans
>but
>> as it warms up move to a lighter wt cotton/poly blend.  Jeans are
>certainly
>> more durable.  I think you will need the best supportive shoe you can buy.
>My
>> foot dr tells me to get a crosstrainer or running shoe because they are
>beefed
>> up the most.  Also, he suggests New Balance, Avia or the other brand that
>> begins with 'A' and I can't think of the brand.  New Balance does not fit
>my
>> narrow foot but it is the only one available in widths.  The shoe I am
>wearing now
>> is an Avia 581 (I think) it is $59.99 at Kohls and was on sale last week
>at
>> the great price of $29.99 so I purchased two pair.
>>     Congratulations and good luck.  I know they got a bargain so hope you
>> will enjoy it and this will be a stepping stone to a better income.  I
>love it
>> when our hobbies/interests become profitable.
>>     Ceres
>>
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