It is the last day of the second month in 2008 and I have successfully refrained from buying any shoes so far this year. I also went through my shoes last week and am donating at least 40 pairs. I realize that some of you might be interested in checking them out before I give them away, but I would not fully support anyone wearing most of them. I have definitely gone through some bad shoe phases. Anyhow, since I have had a chance to clear some space in my closet, I had to take a picture of how cute my closet it. It comes with the territory of the "inlovewithshoes" blog. If you were planning on counting them, don't... this isn't all them.
Thursday, February 28, 2008
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Yea for Utah
Sunday, February 10, 2008
snowmobling rocks my world!!
Friday, February 1, 2008
February 1st.... one month down, dare I say 11 more to go?
So, I had a really strange thought when thinking of my New Year's resolutions for 2008. I thought that maybe, just maybe, I could go a whole year without purchasing shoes. I quickly pushed that thought aside and went on with making my other realistic goals for the year. As I walked passed the shoe department at Nordy's today I realized that I went a whole month without buying any shoes! That might not be not be much of a feat (no pun intended) to most, but I am not quite sure how long it has been since I went a month without purchasing a pair of shoes. Do you really think I could last all year without buying a new pair? Hmmm.... I am not quite sure I can make that kind of commitment, but I will for sure give it a shot. Really, I have enough shoes to only have to wear the same pair 2 1/2 days out of the year and then move on to the next. That may seem like plenty, but with styles changing, there might end up being a pair that I cannot possibly live without... we'll see.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Sunday, January 27, 2008
YEA for skiing!
Well, I finally went skiing for the first time since I had brain surgery. I was so nervous. I really did not want to go, but I knew I had to. It was so much fun. I was a little slower than I would have liked, but did much better than I expected to. It helped that I was with good friends. The first time up the lift, I was trying to situate my hat and goggles and totally dropped my glove. Luckily there was a place on top to buy some new ones. Later in the day I was trying to get some gunk off of my face while standing in line for the lift and totally ate it. It was like slow motion. I couldn't catch myself with my hands because I was holding all of my stuff. It was awesome!
I had some friends come up to my grandparents' place in Breckenridge. It was a great time. Super chill, relaxing weekend. By relaxing, I mean, staying up until 1:00 and getting up at 7:00 playing all day and goofing around all night. It was awesome!
I had some friends come up to my grandparents' place in Breckenridge. It was a great time. Super chill, relaxing weekend. By relaxing, I mean, staying up until 1:00 and getting up at 7:00 playing all day and goofing around all night. It was awesome!
Saturday, December 29, 2007
Would you like fries with that?
This happened awhile ago, but it is still worth sharing. We had an event at work that last until about midnight. I had not eaten since lunch, and my boss said he was going to stop at McDonalds for some fries. I am not a huge fan of the Golden Arches, but it sounded it great for some reason. I also decided to stop on my way home. The manager on duty told me it would be a couple minutes for warm fries. I was sitting in my car for a few minutes and was getting kind of ancy to get home. I looked inside to see what was taking so long and saw an older woman making my fries (picture your lunch lady). She was salting the fries, multi-tasking while smoking a cigarette! Yes, inside Mc Donalds, standing by the greasy fries, she was smoking! The manager came and brought me my fries and I asked him to give me his boss' phone number. He gave me an inquisitive look, but gave it to me anyhow. I called the next day. I think they may have both lost their jobs.
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