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Tuesday, December 28, 2010

These Boots Were Made For Walking

I finally got a new pair of winter boots.  My old pair was heavy and bulky and made my ankles hurt because they weren't very "bendy".  I found some pretty Sorels on sale and I had a hard time choosing between the red tartan pattern or these pink beauties.  I didn't really need to wear them today because it was warm and there is not much snow left, but I wore them anyway.  They are great!  They are light and I can actually climb hills without my ankles and legs screaming at me.



Oh, I got some pictures of the dogs today too.  I hardly ever take my camera with me on walks and today I had my camera but forgot to take pictures until we were heading home.

Maggie and Bosley are racing to get back to me . . .


Bosley pulls into the lead . . .


Bosley wins with Maggie close behind.


Hi Maggie!


I am not sure what Maggie is doing in the picture.  Sneezing?  Laughing at Bosley?  Watching a bird?  Who knows.

The dogs had fun romping in the coulees (even if they are bare of snow) and I had fun stomping around in my new boots.

6 comments:

  1. Cute pics and I love the boots!!!!

    ~The Mama Monster

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  2. love your boots! I need new Sorels, I think I would really like the red tartan!...where did you get them !
    PS, Maggie is sneezing :))

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  3. What a beautiful pair of Berners! My Max is enjoying his snow!

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  4. Those are mighty purty boots, much purtier than mine! They are just plain old black guy boots. My dogs would love to romp in those coulees and grasslands; what a great place!
    Rick

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