2007 UGA Season & Croc Confession
So here is a hearty shout out to the
Dawgs
for a great 2007 season! Thanks for providing an enjoyable distraction from the heartbreaks of life.
Now on to more important matters. I haven’t spoken publicly about this before as it seems to be a highly charged, emotional subject for all people. But now, I will make my position and actions known.
I wear Crocs and I enjoy wearing them. My old brown slip on shoes wore out and I was unable to find another pair at an affordable price. We get coupons for a local shop that sells Crocs so we got some for the girls. About midway through the summer, the thought occurred to me that Crocs fit all the requirements for the kind of shoes I was looking for. So I got a nice neutral khaki color and now wear them 99% of the time.
I don’t have to waste any more time putting shoes on and it feels like I’m walking around in my white socks all day long — I do love a nice, fresh pair of white socks. Yes, I am aware of not standing too close to the edges of escalators and that they are not for running in, but while their highly debated style may and will change over time, I don’t think they are a passing fad. Due to the level of comfort and simplicity — especially for parents tired of untangling knots and/or people with a “special needs” basset hound — I think they are here to stay.










While I would defend your right to wear thinly disguised slippers around all day, I am saddened to see a friend fall to the trend. Surely the end is near.
i wear tevas every time the temperature gets over 45 up here.
First and foremost – I join you in the shout out to the
Dawgs
!! Indeed, the last two months of the season were a nice counterweight for me.
As for the man slippers, I can’t see myself ever wearing them. I might even dispute whether or not you can run in them (my kids are very adept at sports with the Crocs). I am glad that they bring you happiness.
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