I try not to wince as the buckets try to fit into the next divet. After a few minutes the buckles are the tightest they can be. I stand, attempting to gain my balance, and lean forward. My toes that had been previously cheated, slide away for the end of the book. After aAfter a while my feet began to ache, barely having enough time to get them off, I free my feet. Almost seconds later another pair of boots arrive at my feet ready for me to try them on.
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ReplyDeletethe format is actually pretty cool, also good SOL
ReplyDeleteYeah, ski boots are a pain. I like how you managed to tell so much with so few words.
ReplyDeleteI hate ski boots too. I like your description.
ReplyDeleteSki boots are again to take on and off but skiing is still fun!
ReplyDeleteSki boots are again to take on and off but skiing is still fun!
ReplyDeleteI really like you put the wood in the background
ReplyDeleteGreat description of an annoying process-getting boots to can be such a struggle.
ReplyDeleteThe descriptive words like "wince" "another divet" "free my feet" bring clear images and feeling the reader. Anyone who has tried on ski boots can definitely relate!
ReplyDeleteI totally understand how you feel with ski boots, they can be so hard. nice sol
ReplyDeletegreat description. i know how you feel
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