I've been wanting boots. Not cowboy boots. Not suede low boots. Oh no, those would be too easy. I wanted heeled boots. Sassy boots. Boots that say "Look out world, I've lost 40lbs and I'm feeling ZESTY!!" OK, not really...but I did want a pair of boots, with a heel to look great with the prep coat I got from Old Navy a few weeks back (Size XXL BABY!!!!!!!!). So I found some. Low boots (because I'm still a big girl with big calves, so high boots aren't an option; YET!) I found two pairs, actually. One at p@yless while shopping with my daughter for boots for her (I know, only the best for me and family! bwahahahaha I don't spend money on quality shoes for me. I'll get into that post at a later date). Anyway, so I found those, and then I found another pair at JCP. Similar in styles, but different enough to warrant buying both of them.
Let me see if I can find pics.....
OK, this is the p@yless boot, 2.75in heel:
This is the JCP boot, over 3in heel:
Cute, eh?!
I had been wearing the first boot around the house, in thick socks trying to break them in. They are pretty comfortable. So after a few days, I decided I would try to wear them to work yesterday. It's our casual day. I thought wearing my new coat, my size 18 Gloria V jeans I rec'd from the S'Hood, and my boots would make for a VERY spiffy T.
FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS HOLY............. HEELS are made from the DEVIL. How on earth do women wear those daily??????????????? I just don't get it!!!!!!!!!!! I tried to do as little walking as required in my day, but I did have to make a trip to the mall to buy my Harry Potter tickets and grab an ornament at Hallmark. By the time I got back to the car, I felt like I was walking on hot coals and that I would tip over any second. WHAT IS THE DEAL?!?!?!?!? I mean, at 2.75in high, they're not even really high. Plus, I'm sure I looked like a 12yo wobbling around in heels for the first time. When I was younger, my BFFs mom was a model back in the 60s. She always told us to "walk like a wave in the ocean" when wearing any type of heel. Well, yesteday I looked like a whale trying to manuever choppy seas during a hurricane. OMFG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It was awful. In fact, during the date night with the hubby last night, I opted for other shoes because I just couldn't deal with the pain I was sure to be in walking from point A to point B, and then back again.
So really, is there a trick?!?!? I mean, I've worn heels before in my younger days and I don't remember them hurting so damn much.
Well, as for the sassy JCP, well they were mail ordered. I got them yesterday and my fat foot wouldn't even squeeze into them! They are SOOOO going back. I think after yesterday, even if they did fit, they would still go back!!!!!!!!!
Anyway, on a side....HARRY POTTER WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I laughed and cried!!!!!!! Can't wait for #2!!!
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Heels are evil and the person who invented them should be dug up and killed, again.
ReplyDeleteTry wedges with a bit of platform. You get height, but a flatter footbed and more stability. :D
I love me some cute shoes! But damn heels are a killer. I would love to sport some cute semi high heels, but my feet just won't allow it for more than an hour. There has to be a solution.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, Avenue has some awesome boots that are really comfortable and cheap.
Harry Potter was awesome! I can't wait for # 2! On the heel note, I would die in heels until I hit about 175. I can handle them now without issue during the work day. I actually enjoy wearing them now. So save the boots for small doses for a couple of more pounds.
ReplyDeleteHaha!! I feel the same way about heels!! I thought recently that maybe I could try them... after all, I've lost weight, they should be easier, right?
ReplyDeleteOMG.
No.
I tortured myself for a whole day of classes in boots with heels. I looked good, at least until midday, when I was hobbling around like a drunkard.
No more heels for me, unless something really dramatic happens in these last 30-40 pounds. LOL!