I am guilty as accused for jumping on the Crocs bandwagon when they were first introduced. I bought two pair, one brown 'clog' and the brown/blue beach 'thongs' or 'flip-flops'. The latter didn't support my arch very well, so I gave them to my equally fashionable sister. She was elated! I didn't even mind so much, that I was not going to get $49.00 worth of wear out of them. I noticed that I was passing over the clog very often, as well. I am not sure it was even a conscience decision, I just didn't care to wear them. I work in the health profession and wear Birkenstocks religiously (please don't start on them, I LOVE my Birks) so when I see those goofy rubber shoes I don't even think about them, I suppose I am becoming oblivious to them. As I read the article I began to think, I belive our patients, and their poor children, wear them more than anyone of my co-workers! Your article was witty and thought-provoking (a fun type of provocation). I was never offended nor did I wish you harm, I may change my mind, however, as I now find myself noticing those rubber flaps on many feet again. I was doing so well... Keep your chin up, as you yourself stated, at least you are being read! Enjoy your bourbon, as it will always be in fashion, especially here in the bluegrass state-









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