I have a pair of Revitalign (I’ll call them) flip flops. 3 yrs in, wear them in the house or around my own yard and they are dome equipped. Very comfortable. The shape of the front of foot on a closed in shoe (so far) has been too short for me so I have not been able to keep a real shoe. I’d vote yes on the dome.
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Ha, I like them, especially the soles. When the snow and ice are plentiful, high fashion usually takes a powder. But I think there is style here too. Are they stiff or supple? My only question.
@MidwestCrabby
I just got them…
But, after trying them on…I can say they are pretty comfortable..
Pretty much like Harley-Davidson boots…
Dr Martens are like olives & anchovies…both an acquired taste..
Yum (I’m 1/2 Greek…so…):
Spicy Kalamata Olive, Anchovy and Caper Pizza
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Thanks for the reply!
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I just bought a jar of olives stuffed with anchovies so you hit the spot with me.
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New Yorkers (NYC) seem to love those kind of boots. Functional and fashionable.
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That pizza sounds delish!
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My sister-in-law loves a loafer, too … So much so that she married one …
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Fed Ex pizza please LOL Glad they are comfortable. I had Doc Martins back in the day. And still 20 or 30 years later. I finally had to give them up because the uppers looked old but the soles looked new! Maybe these will last a while too. Cheers!
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Ohhh I love those ! Super stylish.
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I’ve bought a number of Barefoot Dreams items, starting with a bathrobe and progressing through dusters and v necks. All on sale. So I always ignored the snark here dissing them. Well… I don’t know if it’s the winter blahs kicking in… But today they all hit me wrong. They are deliciously soft. But the colors suddenly look washed out and the texture looks pilled and worn, even though it isn’t. I still love the v neck tunics, but everything else is going in the give away bag.
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Glad you’re ignoring us dissers! Let your Barefoot Dreams flag fly!
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I was hyped up about Kathy Levine’s Diamonique Readers and couldn’t wait to buy them. I never expected to have to pay $60 and change (sale price for new product intro). Yes, two pairs, but still way over the price I pay for my grocery store readers. I decided to buy anyway. They came, the look is good, the fit is good, I just don’t like the strength. All the readers (non RX) I have bought are 250 strength but the glasses make me dizzy at that stength. I’d have to send back and request either 2.25 or 3.0 and it’s just too much rigamarole. (Is that a real word? Came from the deep recesses of my brain.) They are going back. The quality seems good but truthfully, so do the ones for less than $3 at my corner store. I guess I will stick with her jewelry. And no, I won’t be buying SK’s readers either
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Nice tops, smooth almost cooling fabric. Fit well. Haven’t laundered yet, will let you know if it doesn’t go well.
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Before anyone decides to pull the trigger on this item, better check the reviews, they are not good.
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Many may not agree with me, but I’m over Gomer Gravel and her loud personality. I guess her and Graver have cots behind the set. They’re on all.the.time. Just make them go away please.
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I’m with you. I liked Kim in the beginning, and even enjoyed her static Saturday night shows (before Rachel B. became the host). But anymore, the over the top twang and schtick is repetitive and detracts from presenting the garments. The garments, too, have become riffs on the same old, same old (SAND BAR SO ELEVATED Y’ALL, LOOK AT THOSE TASSELS, LET ME SWING THEM wink, wink).
And I’ve never watched the makeup or home decor shows. It’s too much already with just clothing.
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so typical of Q to just over expose hosts or products till viewers are sick of them
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Kim was rosted on Ru Paul’s Drag Race tonight. The queen doing the impersonation did a credible job. 
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