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I want to try out your hot red boots with those straps and spurs!

They are beautiful! They must feel great, and no doubt look amazing

Love those killer red boots and spurs!

Yeah, I do much better with a tight deadline. Give me plenty of time to do something, and I will wait to the last minute...

Same here buddy. Too many distractions at home for sure. I'm great at making excuses for not doing what I'm supposed to be doing for sure. Especially now, at tax time. The war department will have to lock me in the office with the shredder, or I will find every excuse not to go through last year's paperwork and organize it for the accountant.

Well, nothing here I would ever wear, but that's OK, at least they are trying to market heels for men

Always like Jessica Simpson boots, you look great in this outfit.

I purchased a second pair of the Sam Edelman "Olencia" stiletto boots that I love so much, but didn't purchase them at the same time. Bought the second pair after enjoying the first pair for a few months. Was lucky to find the second pair, will try no to destroy them so quickly.

I had the same problem a few months ago...

Exactly the problem I have. Love Frye boots but near impossible to find in normal guy's sizes... I always see a pair I want, only to be frustrated when they are US size 8 or 9

No such thing as "having too many Frye boots", I love them as well

Hmmm, sounds familiar...

Great feelings indeed, the best! Thanks for all your encouragement buddy, I have finally mustered the courage/confidence to properly wear my boots over the levis. Actual comments/compliments are rare, but sometimes I can almost "feel the stares" as if folks were talking out loud. I'm always nervous about being around kids, especially in tight places such as elevators. We all know that kids have no "filters", and will say whatever is on their mind. I can honestly say that I have never actually heard a little kid making a comment though. Every once in a while, I do get a compliment, split 50-50 between women and men. Most are too polite to make any negative comments, although I am sure there are comments after I have passed by. I try to remember that the most negative comments usually come from the most frustrated, whether it be women or men. At the end of the day, I must remember that I think I look great in boots, which is really all that matters, although I'm not afraid to admit that I value and appreciate positive feedback from others.

Hope so too buddy, so frustraing not being able to wear your boots.....

Funny that I should stumble on this post today, laying over in Norfolk....D