Aren't they lovely? I saw them standing there with a half price ticket on them, amongst all the other boots.
As I approached, I heard them call to me, "Us? Is it us? Could you love us more than all the others?"
I bent down close, and whispered, so that the others wouldn't overhear, "I already do".
I inspected them carefully and saw that they were Carvela. I wasn't surprised, because the last time I found perfection and truly lost my heart (sorry, Husband and previous boyfriends), it was to a pair of soft leather Carvela court shoes. About 30 years ago.
Aren't they gorgeous? Plain enough to be very classic, but a little detail in those buckles to catch the eye. I wish they could always be as shiny and unblemished as they are now.
I do stroke them from time to time, and I inhale their leathery loveliness, but I try not to overdo it. They need tending, but these classy boots, you know, are at risk of developing quite a high opinion of themselves, and you don't want them to get too big for their humans.
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Your heels will make a different sound now as you stride through the halls of cyber space with a jingle of spurs;o)
ReplyDeletemy my they look comfy quality. Depth to the colour that leaves me wondering if there is a purpleness in there or just a quality black. I'd trade a husband for them for sure. Good find. Well done you. (I have boot envy, you may now feel slightly smug about that!)
ReplyDeleteOh they are pretty - hello lovely boots!
ReplyDeleteDelish!
ReplyDeleteLovely.
ReplyDeleteI just had to replace my favourite comfortable sheepskin-lined boots, because the zip broke. The replacement pair is just not the same. I might just have to go back to that cobbler that said they'd be a nightmare to repair and bite the bullet.
They look lovely - and comfy. I bought a similar pair last year but with a wedge heel - nightmare!
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