Yeah, I'm okay with the stuff I'm not doing in the description because he's my boss and knows what's up. The title is a MUCH bigger issue that we discussed VERY seriously, to the point where I said "I can't accept a position that would be a demotion" and he said "I know, you're right".

Vortex, that's evil. Huge big bad evil. He needs to fix it or I say you start taking important buttons off his keyboard and supergluing things down, when you're not continuing your job search.

It is at times like these that I wish that I had not bought my condo because if I didn't have a mortgage, I might quit on GP and move in with my best friend.

Argh. Vortex, that is just wrong.

Adidas have a wider forefoot area which works better for me.

I'm with Windsparrow. I find New Balance to be much more comfortable in the toe box than pretty much any other brand. I like the arch support and general durability.

My wide feet have had lots of luck with New Balance.

March 1st was the 25th anniversary of my cross-country walking adventure. I bought Rockports for the journey based on a lot of research. They killed my feet. New Balance saved me. Over about 3000 miles, I went through only two pairs.

Day-um Vortex, that sucks. I feel like knocking on the door of his brain with a hammer. I can only imagine how you feel about him.

Hubby says I was singing in my sleep last night. He couldn't hear the words clearly. I wonder if it was a happy song or a sad song.

New Balance are awesome. You have to get the right model for your foot type, but I'm impressed with how many options they have for people who over-pronate and under-pronate (and, of course, have normal pronation). I under-pronate severely, and my New Balances are the only shoe I have that *doesn't* show uneven wear on the outside back of the sole, because they're *that* good at supporting my foot and keeping it in a neutral position.