I am thankful for fuzzy socks.
Year round I sleep with socks on. Sometimes in the summer, I wake up and take them off in the middle of the night, but I need my socks and warm feet to fall asleep. Every year, I get myself another pair during Christmas clearance for $1. They are fuzzy and roomy with good elastic--just about perfect as far as I'm concerned. For these socks and their help to me in getting a good night's sleep, I am thankful.
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Sunday, October 25, 2015
Thankful Sunday--October 24, 2015
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Socks
or Holey Moly, I Can See My Toe
Yesterday, I left for work with a
perfectly good pair of socks. However, I came home with a pair of
tattered socks that were ready to be retired. At some point that morning, my toe poked through the end of my sock and I was annoyed
for the rest of the day. It's amazing how fast they went from a
favorite pair to a pair that I probably won't wear again.
You see, I'm very particular about my socks. Some people don't mind a
hole in the toe of their sock (like my son), but I can't stand it.
Also, I don't like it if my socks are too big and wrinkle under my
feet, and I don't like it if they're too tight either. You might
say that I have sensitive feet.
But the sock gods were watching out for
me yesterday in another way. After I came home disappointed with my holey
sock, an almost miraculous thing happened. I was finally
able to match all of the family's white socks while folding the
laundry. Every sock in the odd sock pile was matched with a sock in yesterday's laundry. Something that hasn't happened for a long, long
time. That certainly was a very satisfying event and almost made up for my sock disappointment that morning.
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But Wait, There's More:
What are your favorite kinds of socks? Do you have a brand or style you would recommend? I am always in search of the perfect pair of socks.
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