These wedges better suited for a stroll after dark
Sometimes I wear flip flops, to give my tootsies a break
But there’s one fashion concession that I just can’t make
Crocs are for doctors and kids and gardeners
Though they're catching on, thanks to great marketers
I hear they make cute ones that don’t look like clogs
And they’d probably feel great on these barking dogs
I claimed that this summer I’d at least buy some flats
To chase Dylan around, going this way and that
I’ve seen some cute sandals, even some I adore
Though I still like my heels just a little bit more
I vowed to buy flats, and soon I'll be ready
But until then I'll wear wedges and wish for a pedi
Abbey loves hers
as she should
it took about thirty minutes to choose them
Dylan loving his Crocs
Abbey, Dylan, and Brendan rocking their Crocs
(Colleen not in Crocs)
Mama Kat asked about what fashion rules we do or don't break.
Haha! Very cute! I love the poem!
ReplyDeleteOh how awesome is a pedicure. I want one right now.
ReplyDeleteCute post.
love it!
ReplyDeleteYou are *too* funny!
ReplyDeleteKatie adores her Crocs too.
I love them because they can go right through the laundry or be put in the dishwasher. Score.
But for me? Not so much.
Go get that pedicure and enjoy every minute of it! :)
I cannot do the Croc thing either, even though I have seen some that I actually like. Now it is just the principal of the thing.
ReplyDeleteHere from Mama Kat's.
I agree with you completely! While I have a pair and find them to be super comfortable, they do not step anywhere beyond the boundaries of our yard. That would be wrong.
ReplyDeleteThat was so cute! I loved the poem. And I totally agree about crocs. Not for us adults. Ever. I love Toms. Those are my go-to shoes almost always. And they cover up my gnarly feet.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you...no Crocs EVER outside of gardening. And I agree with Hillary, Toms are comfortable and fashionable. Fashion counts!
ReplyDeleteAwe, I wish my former boss would read this post and not wear Crocs with a blazer when it's time for special briefings at work.
ReplyDeleteAwesome poem! I can't get on the Crocs bandwagon either...buy I think they're adorable on kids.
ReplyDeleteOh how I loved this!!!!! Loved loved, we're truly sisters!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI put crocs on the boys but not me!!!!! No way!
You.are.awesome! Xo
So cute! I could go for a pedi right now too!
ReplyDeleteLove your ode!
ReplyDeleteCrocs only look good on very small people with cute feet. Not us, not us *shudders*
Love TInkerbell! We still have Christmas ones stuck in our Crocs!
ReplyDeleteI'll give them to doctors, especially doctors in emergency rooms and other places they have to work in the middle of the night :)
ReplyDeleteWe're going to the beach this weekend, and between sandals and running shoes, my feet are a wreck! Sorry beachgoers.
ReplyDeleteI just can't do it. I can't.
ReplyDeleteBut seriously, on little kids, they're cute!
Is it wrong that I kind of wish you had a picture of that?
ReplyDeleteFashion absolutely counts :) There are comfy shoes that look pretty.
ReplyDeleteI've never worn Toms, but I'm willing to look into them :)
ReplyDeleteWhat happens in the yard stays in the yard :)
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I agree on the principle. They could be cute now, and I can't wear them. It's mental.
ReplyDeleteAny kids' shoes that can go in the dishwasher are worth their weight in gold. Although crocs aren't that heavy, so that's not too much :) But you get my point!
ReplyDeleteI need a pedi, but I'm afraid it won't happen for a little while.
I love pedicures. A lot. I don't get nearly enough of them.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I wish I could say "see you this weekend!" but maybe next time!
ReplyDeleteOh Liz, you don't even know. We thought we loved Tinkerbell, then at home we figured out that her wings GLOW IN THE DARK. Abbey can't do cartwheels, but if she could, that would have been the perfect opportunity :)
ReplyDeleteChristmas ones would make me smile all year long :)