On average, I think it would be fair to say I buy about 3 pairs of shoes a month; 30-35 pairs a year. When you break it down like that, it really doesn't sound all that extravagant, does it?
Tonight, I added a pair of pink and white ballerinas to my collection. And if I knew how to work my digital camera, I'd show you a picture...I'll see if I can get to grips with it this weekend. It can't be too difficult; I'll just need to sit down and work it out, press a few buttons, see what happens.
In other domestic news: I keep breaking my white wine glasses. It's very strange. Very soon, I won't be able to lay the table properly again...well, not unless someone buys me a whole new glass service.
Tonight, I added a pair of pink and white ballerinas to my collection. And if I knew how to work my digital camera, I'd show you a picture...I'll see if I can get to grips with it this weekend. It can't be too difficult; I'll just need to sit down and work it out, press a few buttons, see what happens.
In other domestic news: I keep breaking my white wine glasses. It's very strange. Very soon, I won't be able to lay the table properly again...well, not unless someone buys me a whole new glass service.
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Welcome to Goddess Decrepti's Land of Denial. Gaulthier is Court Clothier and Robert Clergerie, Court Cobbler.
It's a lovely land where it's always springtime and money really does grow on trees.
I'm always looking at and buying shoes, as
I'm always looking at and buying shoes, as <lj user="anonypooh">, <lj="hesadevil">, <lj user="calove"> and <lj user="bogwitch"> can attest, and I've been like this ever since I can remember. I'm never too skint when it comes to their purchase -- I'll live on bread and water for a month if it means I can own another pair, and I've got over a hundred pairs at home. Some of them I wear a lot, some of them I wear on rare occasions, and others I don't wear at all...and I have been known to forget all about a purchase and then being pleasantly surprised some months to a year later when I find another unfamiliar looking shoebox lurking under the bed.