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I had just left my apartment and was heading for the bus stop, when a couple that I know pulled into the parking lot where I was walking. They got out of their car, and I said I was heading to a local department store (Kohl's) to get new shoes. The man said, "Why don't you try Ross (a discount store in the shopping center kitty-corner from where I shop for groceries)?" They have nice shoes, and even support insoles you can get if you need them. " I totally didn't think of that store--it was closer, and I couldn't find my Kohl's membership/credit card anyway. I went to Ross, and it took me a few minutes to find shoes that were my size and that I could actually put on (for some reason a couple of pairs of shoes I tried that were supposedly my size were really difficult to get on--like my foot was too big for the hole at the top or they weren't flexible enough for me to work my foot in. Finally I found these, which I could 1) get my foot into, and 2) Didn't feel bad when I walked up and down the aisle with them on. So, I can finally trash the awful shoes I had. I still need to cut the elastic that keeps the shoes together, but after that I should be good.