snarlingcoyote
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I came upon some brand new Coach sneakers (Poppy, denim high tops, if anyone is interested) at the thrift last night for $6. Put them on my own feet, they seemed a bit big, which I thought meant they would fit the niece. Put them on when I got home and meandered around the living room and realized they fit perfectly.
Dang it. They'd be too small on the niece, as her foot is about a half-size to a size larger than mine. (Same general shape though.)
I put them back in the bag, ready to take them back to the store.
Today at work, I went on ebay and realized what a steal I'd gotten. Now I don't want to take them back, but there's a 95% chance they are too small for the niece. I'm too old for them.
This is how hoarding starts!
Maybe I'll give to my DN and tell her "they won't fit you, I know, but see if any of your friends can wear them." She has plenty of friends whose parents have a tough time making ends meet, and she and her friends trade clothes sometimes, so it wouldn't be looked on as charity.
Still. Too funny. Staring at those shoes, I really do know how hoarding starts!
Dang it. They'd be too small on the niece, as her foot is about a half-size to a size larger than mine. (Same general shape though.)
I put them back in the bag, ready to take them back to the store.
Today at work, I went on ebay and realized what a steal I'd gotten. Now I don't want to take them back, but there's a 95% chance they are too small for the niece. I'm too old for them.
This is how hoarding starts!

Maybe I'll give to my DN and tell her "they won't fit you, I know, but see if any of your friends can wear them." She has plenty of friends whose parents have a tough time making ends meet, and she and her friends trade clothes sometimes, so it wouldn't be looked on as charity.
Still. Too funny. Staring at those shoes, I really do know how hoarding starts!