Shoes and People Moving Away (which have nothing to do with each other)

[plumtreeblossom]

Forget it. I'm not paying $110 for clogs. And really, when you have irregularly shaped feet like mine, shopping for most shoes online is a terrible idea. But I did get a much-needed pair of Teva sandals for $40. So there was at least one win in there.

I'm sad that Theatre@First and PMRP are losing two talented and wonderful members to out-of-state moves (they can self-identify if they like, since I don't know how public their plans are). I've been honored to be in shows with both of them, and I really enjoyed the work we did together. I do hope that they continue to do theatre in their respective new cities and keep us updated, and that maybe-just-maybe they'll come back to us some day. Prodigals are always welcome home with open arms!

Comments

[eclecticavatar.livejournal.com]

Yeah, but as gilana and I will attest, Dansko clogs are SO worth forking out the money for any kind of foot.

[plumtreeblossom.livejournal.com]

If I did that, I would buy them in a real-world store, so I could try them on. I don't want to risk a bad fit with an online purchase, especially with how lazy I am about returning things!

[eclecticavatar.livejournal.com]

There's a great store on Charles Street that sells really well made shoes like Dansko and Merrill, and MGH has a store that sells lots of them, too.

[gilana]

There's also Crazy Clogs , formerly Vintage Etc, on Mass Ave in Porter, that specialized in Danskos (now actually Sanita, but that's another story.) I don't spend money on shoes in general, but my Danskos are absolutely worth the money -- I wear them every day, and they're insanely comfortable. But the fit is very personal, and can in fact vary from pair to pair, so do try them on in store.

[ayelle.livejournal.com]

The Tannery also has Dansko clogs. I love mine, and they last FOREVUH, although I think they may make my already funny gait a little worse (not so's anyone else would notice, but I get weird aches & pains afterwards). But I do think it's the fault of my strange feet & not the shoes. And I do still wear them a lot anyway. They're very durable.

[trowa-barton.livejournal.com]

Wait a minute...who's the other one moving?