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Most recent post: 05 Jun 2009, 8:06 PM by rowena (rowena). 8 posts total in this thread.
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    Dania (daniadenise) wrote on 21 Mar 2009, 12:11 AM:

    We all know that as women, we have that one pair of shoes that we just can't live without. So I wanna know, what's yours?

    For me, it's my pair of 4 inch, taupe, strappy heels. With one simple strap going across the toes and one simple strap around the ankle, I love the simplicity, not to mention that it is great for showing off my pedicures! Additionally, the taupe color allows me to mix and match it with clothes without worrying about if it matches my ensemble or not. I found them while shopping online for shoes. I can't remember the name of the site I got them from, but they were only $45, which I thought was pretty awesome. The heels are also comfortable, too, so I can wear them to shoots or when I feel like looking cute and stylish while out running errands.

    Your turn!

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    rowena (rowena) wrote on 23 Mar 2009, 12:19 AM:

    I am complete and utter rubbish when it comes to shoes. I can't walk in heels! :(

    So can I be rubbish and pick my super flat, leather strappy shoes, very cheap, just £25!

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    Dania (daniadenise) wrote on 29 Mar 2009, 11:16 PM:

    You sure can, Rowena! =) No matter what kind of shoes they are, if they're your favorite, then more power to ya and I wanna know what they are, so thanks for sharing!

    I don't enjoy always wearing heels but when I have to, my taupe babies are the ones I trust!

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    rowena (rowena) wrote on 10 May 2009, 3:53 PM:

    Hey Dania

    I was thinking about investing in some Christian Louboutins - what do you think? my friend said she would buy me some from the US but I have big feet that are wider too, and I've read CL's are made for narrow feet! But I can't take it back if I get her to buy them! I was also considering some of his boots, I get the feeling they are probably a little wider than the shoes...

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    Dania (daniadenise) wrote on 26 May 2009, 5:08 AM:

    Hmmm...that is quite a dilemma. The one upside I could see if you were to get them from the US and they don't fit is that you could always sell them to someone either in person or online. So even if the shoe doesn't fit, you'd still be able to make some cash and maybe even use it to buy the boots instead! =)

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    rowena (rowena) wrote on 31 May 2009, 3:21 PM:

    hey Dania!

    Yeah thats true!  Its so tricky though selling things at the moment I wonder if people are being more careful with money in general. My things arent selling well on ebay.

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    Dania (daniadenise) wrote on 01 Jun 2009, 8:36 AM:

    Ebay frustrates me haha. I just don't have the patience to really figure out how that whole process works, although I'm sure it's easier to set up than I think. I do agree though that it is difficult to sell things nowadays. Lately, I've been having some success with having garage sales but you never really get what the item is worth, which would be a waste depending on what you're selling.

    Hey, have you tried selling stuff on craigslist? Every time I've had to get rid of something I've put a post on craigslist and have had a slew of people reply, usually more than willing to pay the price I listed or bargain for a few dollars less. I've even gotten my parents into it! We've sold furniture, clothes, and even a dog we didn't want anymore (that must sound terrible but he was an old, angry dog that kept tearing up the house...but we found a nice old lady who had the time to devote to him. He was a little monster!) haha.

    I think if anything, more people are turning to sites like craigslist where they don't have to deal with a lot of steps to get what they want. Just email the person, fix a price, make the trade, and that's it!

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    rowena (rowena) wrote on 05 Jun 2009, 8:06 PM:

    Hey!

    The problem is craigslist isn't popular in the UK so I don't think anyone would see it! we have Gumtree though perhaps that would be better. Its sirritating because ebay is extremely expensive to use I just got a huge £50 bill!

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