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Entry posted by Fascinated
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I did this with the Sargeant glitter gel pens. I loved using them. I messed up with the silver background because it really shows where I went over the black lines. I don't think you can tell in the photo how pretty and glittery it is!
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9 hours ago, KWLand said:Off topic. my 13 year old is in size 10. where do you find shoes for under $50?
I have size 11 narrow feet 👣 essentially they are skis. I can’t even buy guy’s tennis shoes because they are too wide.
I buy shoes off Zappos. I checked just now and filtered for size 10 and then listed them in ascending price.
Here are four pairs of shoes that my 15 year old assures me are cute enough for a teen to wear and all are way under $50.
My husband says his youngest daughter was born with skis since her feet were so long and skinny
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9 hours ago, JermajestyDuggar said:Mine are long and skinny like clown feet 🤡
My very first foot twin!! 😂 Does everyone (sometimes even sales people) tell you your feet CAN’T be that big too? I assume it’s the width, because my half sister with size 11 normal-wide never hears it.
I was absolutely terrified during my pregnancies that my feet would grow even bigger, but luckily they just grew a bit wider and shoes fit better. They narrowed again after the babies were born.
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59 minutes ago, PopRox said:Seriously? I wanna go shopping with you! I can hardly ever find size 5, on clearance or not. I usually admit defeat and head over to the kid section. Sure, it's cheaper, but I'm not going to find stiletto heels or nice boots (except rubber boots) in there!
My mother's feet were so small (size 5 barely) that she could often wear kids' sneakers. She was under 5 feet tall and weighted less than 100 pounds. Yeah. I didn't inherit any of that.
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1 hour ago, Angelface said:I think this is her mother-in-law’s house.
I went digging earlier today, Amy had a story posted that seemed to indicate that it was her mother-in-law’s business I believe.
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