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Insights into my life. Part 1
The Salvation Army has half-price days on Wednesday so I go there to buy clothes and shoes for me and my girls. Last week I decided to buy a pair of boots for myself. I liked them and plus the only closed-toe shoes I had were work out shoes. I wanted something more stylish.
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The next day in the middle of the grocery store, the sole fell off the bottom. My three girls thought it was hilarious and began laughing and pointing and saying oh my gosh! So, I calmly picked it up, put it in my cart and limped the rest of the way through the store.
This is one of those times where I could get really angry that I don’t receive any child support or government assistance to be able to buy myself an actual pair of nice shoes. But what’s the point? Who says I’m entitled to them anyway when there are people in the world without shoes at all?
All I want to say is this: Don’t judge one another. You have no idea what they’ve been through or what they are going through or why they are wearing tore up shoes.
