You don\\’t understand how it\\’s like until you walked in somebody else\\’s shoes.<\/p>\n
Namely mine. Because there was yet another career fair today, I pulled on my business looking attire and my new dress shoes. The shoes that I got on sale from Sears a few months ago. The brand name is some generic company called I love comfort<\/i>.<\/p>\n
Ironically, my walk across campus was not. I had two classes that were both (normally) a 12 minute walk from my apartment. I left my apartment late and by the time I had walked one block, my feet were hurting. But I couldn\\’t go back now, and so I scuffled across campus in these narrow, poorly-made shoes. By the time I finished my last class, my friend had noticed my strange gait. It looks like you\\’re dying,<\/i> she observed.<\/p>\n
The career fair went well. Most of the company representatives were obviously recent graduates and seemed nervous about talking to fellow peers. I got back to my apartment, relieved of my shoes. Evidently, the shoes were horribly fit. To my surprise, the back of my shoes were covered with blood. Not to mention a few of my toes had burst BUBBLES. (Don\\’t you just love the gore?) Just like how my first (new) pair of Adidas running shoes were like 2 years ago when I first wore them.<\/p>\n
And so I just dare you to wear my shoes sometime…to know how it\\’s like to live like a DRAMAH queen!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
You don\\’t understand how it\\’s like until you walked in somebody else\\’s shoes. Namely mine. Because there was yet another career fair today, I pulled on my business looking attire and my new dress shoes. The shoes that I got … Continue reading