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Monday, February 13, 2006
My shuttle to the PATH never showed up this morning.

Not only that, but the streets were barely shoveled.

Not only that, but my boots had finally died, a few weeks ago, after 7 years of service.

All of that equalled cold, wet feet this morning.

This is why I love Payless. I'm sorry, I do. I would like to be able to afford nice, fancy shoes, but as long as I can't, I love love love cheap-ass shoes. I went to Payless today and found boots that weren't completely horrible, in my size, but just a wee bit more than I wanted to spend at the moment. (Even at Payless. Hey, cheap shoes should be che-e-e-e-eap or else I'll go to a real shoestore.)

Then I found the exact same boots, one size larger, in white. For ten dollars.

That's right: Payless says that if you're willing to wear shoes that are slightly too big and in a tackier colour, then you can have them for a quarter of the price.

These are my new cheezy warm comfy boots. Thank you, Payless! (Yes, those are pom-poms. They're a mockery of those stupid moccasin-boots that everyone was wearing two years ago.)