2. What is the oddest garment you possess and why? I don't really have odd garments. I
have three Hawaiian shirts that I've had for a very long time. I bought them back before they were faddish, wore them while it was, and continued wearing them afterward. I like clothing with a repeating pattern of parrots.If shoes count as a garment in this Friday-Five, then its my Vibram 5-Fingers. That's right; I wear toe-shoes. They've helped me get over my plantar fasciitis pain.
Oh, and my black leather biker jacket with metal spikes on the shoulder boards and down the back vents. Seriously.
3. Do you have a favourite look/ colour? I wear Old Navy ringer tees and Levi cargo pants/shorts. Pretty much the same thing every day. I buy one of every available color every two years.
4. Thrift/ Charity shops, love them or hate them? That would require me to actually shop (my love of food shopping does not extend to clothing shopping). My current wardrobe choices are essentially mindless to acquire.
5. Money is no object, what one item would you buy? I'd switch over to a completely free-trade/organic wardrobe. I know somebody is paying for my $5 Old Navy Tees.
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Love those toe shoes--I'll pass that along to the hubs. He would answer similar to you, except for the spikes...that is a bit odd. Oxymoronic. maybe
I love those shoes too, they look really comfortable.
They take getting used to. I've been running again and all the muscles in the bottom of my feet are upset with me.
The drawback is that they are frowned upon by older clergy at district meetings. It makes me sad that they care about my shoes more than it seems they care about me ('cause I hear it not directly, but through rumors).
I've also got toe pain from a foot injury that has morphed into the plantar thingie. Those shoes look quite, well, fascinating!
As for the clergy remarks about your shoes--they're probably just jealous that they don't have the guts not to care what other people think.
Curious about the toe shoes...wonder how they would do with a morton's neuroma?
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