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skigod377 wrote:starbreeze wrote:
not into lizards, Ski? 😆
He is just not one I would call cute. 😆
LOL maybe you have to be sitting on the step with him as he sunbathes to see the cute ^_^
dragonessjade wrote:Well Sunhawk, you didn’t bring back any nice weather with you. It is a blizzard out there.
LOL sorry! I heard there was an ice storm while I was gone so I claim no responsibility for wacky weather ;P
dragonessjade wrote:Aw, it is ok. I guess the weather doesn’t listen to you either.
Oh definitely not, unless you count the fact that I knew the minute I bought new leather boots, it was going to go from no snow to tons of it and thus tons of roadsalt so I can’t wear the boots until spring *chuckle*
sunhawk wrote:dragonessjade wrote:Aw, it is ok. I guess the weather doesn’t listen to you either.
Oh definitely not, unless you count the fact that I knew the minute I bought new leather boots, it was going to go from no snow to tons of it and thus tons of roadsalt so I can’t wear the boots until spring *chuckle*
Sure ya can. Just waterproof them. My mom gave me uggs (well the ones from costco) for x-mas and they are not waterproofed, but I still wear them anyway. They still keep my feet very warm. I have gotten them dirty, so I chucked them in the washer and they turned out almost brand new.
dragonessjade wrote:sunhawk wrote:dragonessjade wrote:Aw, it is ok. I guess the weather doesn’t listen to you either.
Oh definitely not, unless you count the fact that I knew the minute I bought new leather boots, it was going to go from no snow to tons of it and thus tons of roadsalt so I can’t wear the boots until spring *chuckle*
Sure ya can. Just waterproof them. My mom gave me uggs (well the ones from costco) for x-mas and they are not waterproofed, but I still wear them anyway. They still keep my feet very warm. I have gotten them dirty, so I chucked them in the washer and they turned out almost brand new.
Even with waterproofing, roadsalt can quickly make a mess of leather because it’s more about the salt than the water. I have winter boots which are warmer anyway so I’m happy to wear those instead ^_^
sunhawk wrote:dragonessjade wrote:sunhawk wrote:dragonessjade wrote:Aw, it is ok. I guess the weather doesn’t listen to you either.
Oh definitely not, unless you count the fact that I knew the minute I bought new leather boots, it was going to go from no snow to tons of it and thus tons of roadsalt so I can’t wear the boots until spring *chuckle*
Sure ya can. Just waterproof them. My mom gave me uggs (well the ones from costco) for x-mas and they are not waterproofed, but I still wear them anyway. They still keep my feet very warm. I have gotten them dirty, so I chucked them in the washer and they turned out almost brand new.
Even with waterproofing, roadsalt can quickly make a mess of leather because it’s more about the salt than the water. I have winter boots which are warmer anyway so I’m happy to wear those instead ^_^Yeah that is true. My friend’s boots are black soft leather. When she wears them, you can see the salt marks. I guess mine are light enough that doesn’t really matter.
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