I didn't always like crocs, to be honest, I did think that they looked rather silly, especially with shorts. Since I am not a great wearer of shorts (being a bit challenged in the height department and dumpy and all) I suppose I shouldn't really have worried so much.
However, since having gone through a large number of pairs of slippers in my forages in the garden to check on the chickens, I realised that having a pair of shoes that was (a) comfortable (b) wearable with socks or no socks (c) wearable as 'downstairs shoes' and (d) waterproof and cleanable was actually quite a good idea. Out went the cream slippers which had turned into brown slippers more times than I care to remember. In came the above (internet picture, not my actual shoes).
Now, at this point, I do have to confess that I am using the name 'crocs' because that is what everyone calls them. I should not technically be doing this. Because rather than paying the going rate for a pair of crocs, I simply popped into Primark and bought a pair of 'croc-style' shoes for £2. Therefore they are not really crocs. But the title 'Plastic Shoes' would not really have worked for this post.
I am hoping that a lawsuit will not follow as a result of misrepresentation on this post. Being a Mum to four hungry chickens who like lots of things, I can't afford to pay costs. So please nice croc people let me off on this one, and see it as positive advertising for your shoes.
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