This is part of a series I am doing to help my readers learn more about me! If you're interested, check out Episode 1 and Episode 2!
Okay, here goes:
I have big feet.
Like, huge feet.
Size 12.
From age 7-12, my age matched my shoe size. Thankfully when I turned 13, my feet stopped growing.
I always had difficulty finding shoes, especially when I was a wee lass looking for cute kiddie shoes and I had to shop in the ladies department. Still, there is only one place that I've found that sells size 12 in stores: Payless. I can order big-foot sizes from catalogs and whatnot, but as I've mentioned before in previous posts, I'm cheap, so that usually doesn't fare well as an option for me. Payless it is.
My shoe options are limited, but hey, I guess this is just how God made me, so I had to get over it.
I used to hate it when people would comment on it--like there was anything I could do about it.
Okay, here goes:
I have big feet.
Like, huge feet.
Size 12.
From age 7-12, my age matched my shoe size. Thankfully when I turned 13, my feet stopped growing.
I always had difficulty finding shoes, especially when I was a wee lass looking for cute kiddie shoes and I had to shop in the ladies department. Still, there is only one place that I've found that sells size 12 in stores: Payless. I can order big-foot sizes from catalogs and whatnot, but as I've mentioned before in previous posts, I'm cheap, so that usually doesn't fare well as an option for me. Payless it is.
My shoe options are limited, but hey, I guess this is just how God made me, so I had to get over it.
I used to hate it when people would comment on it--like there was anything I could do about it.
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I'm glad you said that this is how God made you! It's true! And what are you gonna do? Get a foot reduction? Is that a thing? Also, at least you're not 5 feet tall with size 12ers! You're proportional at least. And I'm always envious of your cute shoes :)
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