Looking a little too new
My old Arroyo II’s are still going strong, but it’s good to have a backup pair in case they stop making them or I grow another set of legs.
Thursday, November 29, 2018
In with the new
Having set up a mail forwarding address in Quartzsite it’s now easy to have packages shipped to me—providing I’m in the general area or would be passing through. And since Zappos.com had knocked 20 percent off the price of Keen Arroyo II’s, it was a good time to order up my favorite shoe.
My old Arroyo II’s are still going strong, but it’s good to have a backup pair in case they stop making them or I grow another set of legs.
My old Arroyo II’s are still going strong, but it’s good to have a backup pair in case they stop making them or I grow another set of legs.
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Quadraped?
ReplyDeleteOr the change them. I get a favorite pair of shoes and then they CHANGE them, and it's never for the better.
ReplyDeleteAny advantages over good ol' shoes and socks? Personally dirty feet is the deal breaker; or am I missing something? P.S. How's big Lou doing? Seems like a nice piece of property.
ReplyDeleteDo you wear socks with sandals?
DeleteIf in the environment you habitually frequent definitely socks; taking trash out of the home to the curb no need and no need for your high priced loafers! Appreciate your input. Capitalism is a beautiful enterprise!
DeleteWhy do all the light weight hiking shoe companies feel they have to make their shoes uglier every year?
ReplyDeleteI share your love for Keen shoes. I have their $200 hiking boots and a pair of reg'lar Keen shoes that I'd... well... what's that about "cold dead fingers"?
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