... I can steer myself any direction I choose." (Oh Dr. Seuss, I love you!)
Last month for Teacher's Day, (yes Korea has a Teacher's Day and I've gotten some lovely and very heartwarming things because of it) I received a fancy envelope from the parents of my Kindergarten kiddos.
Inside that fancy envelope was a fancy gift certificate to Centum City, "The Worlds Largest Department Store". It was very generous, and don't worry (MOM) I wrote them all 'Thank You' cards the very next day.
Since then I've been making lists of what I could buy, which for me is quite a bit of fun, I thought of things from goat cheese to make-up to a massage. Today I finally stopped looking at it, and spent a good chunk of it.
And after much list-making, what I bought were:
TOMS
I jumped on the bandwagon and bought some TOMS. Only bringing 3 pairs of shoes with me to Korea I needed some new shoes anyway; and, I wanted something cute but also substantial enough to traipse around Japan in. Plus their mission of giving shoes to children in need softened the blow of the extra cost.
I had originally planned on getting a demure pair of navy or black ones, very basic and easy. But even before the sales lady told me that they were sold out in anything above a 6 in those styles I started noticing the bolder colors. I wanted something versatile...
and then I remembered who I am, and bought these instead:
I mean it has been too long since I've had bright pink shoes!
And who am I to have quiet shoes?
From Busan with Un-Demure Footwear,
Jenna
Last month for Teacher's Day, (yes Korea has a Teacher's Day and I've gotten some lovely and very heartwarming things because of it) I received a fancy envelope from the parents of my Kindergarten kiddos.
Inside that fancy envelope was a fancy gift certificate to Centum City, "The Worlds Largest Department Store". It was very generous, and don't worry (MOM) I wrote them all 'Thank You' cards the very next day.
Since then I've been making lists of what I could buy, which for me is quite a bit of fun, I thought of things from goat cheese to make-up to a massage. Today I finally stopped looking at it, and spent a good chunk of it.
And after much list-making, what I bought were:
TOMS
I jumped on the bandwagon and bought some TOMS. Only bringing 3 pairs of shoes with me to Korea I needed some new shoes anyway; and, I wanted something cute but also substantial enough to traipse around Japan in. Plus their mission of giving shoes to children in need softened the blow of the extra cost.
I had originally planned on getting a demure pair of navy or black ones, very basic and easy. But even before the sales lady told me that they were sold out in anything above a 6 in those styles I started noticing the bolder colors. I wanted something versatile...
and then I remembered who I am, and bought these instead:
I mean it has been too long since I've had bright pink shoes!
And who am I to have quiet shoes?
From Busan with Un-Demure Footwear,
Jenna
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