Live, Breathe and Be Happy: wore boots

I wrote about shoes before. Today is a joyous day to write about wear and tear of my boots wore by yours truly. My first pair of Manitobah Mukluks which I got at a warehouse in Alberta for a great price is now very wore. It lost a few decorative beads and the inner sole is no longer fluffy. Today I found a solution to my problem. As the pair I got was a size way too big for me and did not had a vibram bottom, I am able to stuff it with a pair of slippers inside. I hope the photos I will be displaying will be able to illustrate all I have written today. Oh, there is a problem with the bottom as well. It is now sticky because the material is like that after a few years.

Photo 1 shows the missing decorative beads and that my dog has taken a bite out of my boot.

Photo 2 shows the bottom is old now and material turns sticky.

Photo 3 is the pair of slippers I now have to wear inside of this mukluks in order to make it great again!

Photo 4 is the beautiful but wore label. You cannot buy wear and tear.

The next pair of boots have also travel with me for a long time.

Let's call them my sexy red boots that will draw unwanted comments like "red boots?"

I got them during dinner break at my close to minimum wage job. I had to travel by underground subway and then make my decision quickly. It was on sale for a great price! However, because someone made fun of me, they were left unwore for many many years. One day while selecting items to donate to the thrift store, I decided to donate them. They were only wore once. Fortunately, my mom decided to keep them. You see, sometimes I do the same things with stuff she decided to donate too. I decided to finally rock them again whenever I go jogging or running. They are warm and waterproof. I was surprise how great they were for winter running! Unfortunately, one pair has a hole in it now. I can finally see it's layer!

Photo 5 wore red boots. Tested in Canada