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Word of the day. Redefine your inbox with Dictionary. But naturally, I resisted anything anyone else had, not to mention I despised how the boots looked when the street salt started inching its way up.
But, believe it or not, my dad was the one to change my opinion. Alas, I had my own pair under the Christmas tree the following winter. Ugg, Dad! To her, it looked supremely comfortable and practical for winter, given that we lived in the Midwest at the time. The first set she bought for me was the standard chestnut suede.
I thought they were hideous, but wore them anyway. Eventually, their grossly wide proportions grew on me. I bought a pair of black ones more chic and started to tuck skinny jeans into them. At first, I got a lot of flack about them at school, but eventually they caught on. I also hated yanking snow boots on and off, and these were a nice alternative. Uggs were my winter shoe through college.
They were perfect for wading through knee-deep snow, and the salt stains and water damage were all right by me. When I started working in New York, they became deeply embarrassing and I got rid of them all.
Would I wear them now?
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