Comments on: new shoes http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/ a little blogging about a lot of stuff Sat, 19 May 2012 08:19:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: madameblogalot http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/#comment-1616 madameblogalot Wed, 11 Feb 2009 17:03:20 +0000 http://madameblogalot.com/?p=106#comment-1616 I think that's weird too! there is nothing inside. my friend said that when you start running long distances, your feet change so maybe that's all it is. I don't know. it's just not exactly right though.... I think that’s weird too! there is nothing inside. my friend said that when you start running long distances, your feet change so maybe that’s all it is. I don’t know. it’s just not exactly right though….

]]> By: Sire http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/#comment-1603 Sire Wed, 11 Feb 2009 07:48:05 +0000 http://madameblogalot.com/?p=106#comment-1603 It seems strange that the shoe is only affecting one foot as I would have thought both feet should feel the pain. Have you checked inside to see if there is anything in the sole? It seems strange that the shoe is only affecting one foot as I would have thought both feet should feel the pain. Have you checked inside to see if there is anything in the sole?

]]> By: madameblogalot http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/#comment-1598 madameblogalot Mon, 09 Feb 2009 16:56:28 +0000 http://madameblogalot.com/?p=106#comment-1598 I usually do spend the extra on shoes too. pay for it otherwise! I didn't know that using an older/newer model of the same shoe would pose that much of a problem! I did find some of this same model online so will probably buy them to have for next round too (the newest models don't feel as good as these....) my husband likes mizuno. but I have to stick with the brooks for the pronation support. I usually do spend the extra on shoes too. pay for it otherwise! I didn’t know that using an older/newer model of the same shoe would pose that much of a problem! I did find some of this same model online so will probably buy them to have for next round too (the newest models don’t feel as good as these….)

my husband likes mizuno. but I have to stick with the brooks for the pronation support.

]]> By: Shelly http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/#comment-1597 Shelly Mon, 09 Feb 2009 07:39:07 +0000 http://madameblogalot.com/?p=106#comment-1597 I often find that saving a few bucks on shoes costs me a lot more in the long run. I am not a big spender on clothes generally, but don't mind paying a little extra for shoes. A friend of mine who is a coach recommended to me that I try Mizuno shoes for running. That's what I bought recently. I don't quite like the look (color) of the ones I bought, but they have worked out to be quite comfortable so far. Other than that, I usually stick to either Adidas or New Balance for sports shoes. Nikes always hurt my feet. But I have certainly found that changing the model of shoes I buy makes a huge difference. Even from the older model to the newer of the same shoe, I often experience some difficulty. I often find that saving a few bucks on shoes costs me a lot more in the long run. I am not a big spender on clothes generally, but don’t mind paying a little extra for shoes.

A friend of mine who is a coach recommended to me that I try Mizuno shoes for running. That’s what I bought recently. I don’t quite like the look (color) of the ones I bought, but they have worked out to be quite comfortable so far. Other than that, I usually stick to either Adidas or New Balance for sports shoes. Nikes always hurt my feet.

But I have certainly found that changing the model of shoes I buy makes a huge difference. Even from the older model to the newer of the same shoe, I often experience some difficulty.

]]> By: madameblogalot http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/#comment-1593 madameblogalot Sun, 08 Feb 2009 03:14:52 +0000 http://madameblogalot.com/?p=106#comment-1593 thanks malcolm, I will check into it. I appreciate you thinking of me! thanks malcolm, I will check into it. I appreciate you thinking of me!

]]> By: Malcolm http://madameblogalot.com/life/new-shoes/#comment-1592 Malcolm Sat, 07 Feb 2009 02:02:08 +0000 http://madameblogalot.com/?p=106#comment-1592 Nothing like going to the store to get a favorite and ending up with something not quite right. - This is unrelated, but I saw this call for articles in Hope Clark's writers' newsletter and thought that it might fit well with some of the ideas you talk about here and on your seeds blog: INDY'S CHILD MAGAZINE http://www.indyschild.com/Form-p-6177.112112.html --- Midwest Parenting Publications pays ten cents/word for first publication rights to an article, twelve cents/word if we run the article in both Indy's Child and Cincinnati Parent and fifteen cents/word if each story requires different quotes for each city/market. Feature articles will be anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 words, depending on what you are assigned. Reprint articles are paid anywhere from $40 for articles in one publication or $75 for two (Indy's Child & Cincinnati Parent) unless otherwise agreed upon. Malcolm Nothing like going to the store to get a favorite and ending up with something not quite right.

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This is unrelated, but I saw this call for articles in Hope Clark’s writers’ newsletter and thought that it might fit well with some of the ideas you talk about here and on your seeds blog:

INDY’S CHILD MAGAZINE
http://www.indyschild.com/Form-p-6177.112112.html
—
Midwest Parenting Publications pays ten cents/word for
first publication rights to an article, twelve cents/word
if we run the article in both Indy’s Child and Cincinnati
Parent and fifteen cents/word if each story requires
different quotes for each city/market. Feature articles
will be anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 words, depending on
what you are assigned. Reprint articles are paid anywhere
from $40 for articles in one publication or $75 for two
(Indy’s Child & Cincinnati Parent) unless otherwise agreed
upon.

Malcolm

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