Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Socks & Jandals
What is your opinion on socks & jandals? I will reveal my opinion in my reply to your comment!
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Kia orana Emily 👋👋 yes definitely in my household especially with my sons..💚
ReplyDelete😊...i grew up with Jandals as a child...coming from a very large family money was very tight and dad working long hours to support my mum my sisters I...so we had 1 pair of Jandals**(everyday wear/sneakers/slippers) and a pair of school shoes**(school,church weddings 21st and funerals)
Today i wear it for comfort easy...and memories ✌✌💚💚
Kia orana Tere,
DeleteDo you think socks and jandals is an island thing? Sene's family wear sliders and socks. In Scotland it is a bizarre concept however the weather is always cold so everyone has their slippers on or boots.
It's interesting when we look back on our lives and remember these things - it's those little things that makes the heart fuzzy.
I may have to buy myself some sliders rather that jandals cause I think I look funny!!
Have a great day,
Miss McCombie
Hi Em, I have worn socks with jandals sometimes in the winter! I really like my jandals. The Japanese have specially shaped socks for wearing with their jandal like clogs-can’t remember what they are called now. Hope you are coping with the lockdown. G.D. ⛩🎏🎎
ReplyDeleteHi Grazie,
DeleteI really love wearing jandals too but I usually wear them without socks. Interesting, we should maybe introduce this into New Zealand as there are a lot of jandal/sock wearing people here.
Have a great day,
Em