Note to self...

When going to a fundraising walk, it is a good idea to wear comfortable
shoes. Sandals are good for lounging, but not for walking more than a
few steps.

Victor, with blisters in both feet after participating in the Austin
AIDS walk yesterday.

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Yikes! You're right...bad idea. I hope you had a good foot-soaking
afterwards! How far did you walk?

PatM

"Victor Martinez" wrote in message
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When going to a fundraising walk, it is a good idea to wear comfortable
shoes. Sandals are good for lounging, but not for walking more than a
few steps.

Victor, with blisters in both feet after participating in the Austin
AIDS walk yesterday.

Ouch! Do you have some Epsom Salts to soak them in? How far did you walk?

Hugs,

CatNipped

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PatM wrote:
Yikes! You're right...bad idea. I hope you had a good foot-soaking
afterwards! How far did you walk?

I think it was like 3 miles, not a whole lot, but those stupid sandals
really did a number on my feet!

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Victor Martinez wrote:
When going to a fundraising walk, it is a good idea to wear
comfortable shoes. Sandals are good for lounging, but not for walking
more than a few steps.

Victor, with blisters in both feet after participating in the Austin
AIDS walk yesterday.

Ouch! Purrs that your feet soon feel better, at least your suffering is for
a good cause.
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On 2005-10-17, Victor Martinez penned:
When going to a fundraising walk, it is a good idea to wear
comfortable shoes. Sandals are good for lounging, but not for
walking more than a few steps.

Victor, with blisters in both feet after participating in the Austin
AIDS walk yesterday.


Owie! But good for you.

I did a Volksmarch (10K walk) in poorly-fitting Tevas as a teenager.
Never again.

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Victor Martinez wrote:
When going to a fundraising walk, it is a good idea to wear comfortable
shoes. Sandals are good for lounging, but not for walking more than a
few steps.

Well, d'uh! ;o) Purrs that your feet feel better soon, and good for you
for participating anway.


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Victor Martinez wrote:
When going to a fundraising walk, it is a good idea to wear
comfortable shoes. Sandals are good for lounging, but not for
walking
more than a few steps.

Victor, with blisters in both feet after participating in the Austin
AIDS walk yesterday.

Ouch! Oh well, at least it was for a good cause.
But you *can* walk far in sandals. I've been doing it for almost 5
years. You need the right sandals though. I love my Chacos, I'd
rather wear them than runners any day.
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Britta
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