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		By: Tim Mahoney		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I buy shoes about as frequently as the Mariners make the playoffs, so, thinking I was a size 10 because I&#039;ve always bought size ten, I grabbed a pair of dress shoes at Fred Meyer (what we call Kroger&#039;s out here) without trying them on first.  Hey, my hip&#039;s been bother me lately, so I skipped that part of the process because I always buy size ten.

Well, a few days later came the event I&#039;d bought the dress shoes for.  I wore my suit and tie in the car, but waited to put the shoes on.  Whoops.  Either shoe manufacturers shrunk sizes or I&#039;m now larger than a size ten.  I eventually got my toes in there, jammed the heels down, wore them as slippers and hoped nobody noticed.  Which they didn&#039;t, happily.

Turns out I&#039;m now a size 11 after all. I seriously have no idea how that happened.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I buy shoes about as frequently as the Mariners make the playoffs, so, thinking I was a size 10 because I&#8217;ve always bought size ten, I grabbed a pair of dress shoes at Fred Meyer (what we call Kroger&#8217;s out here) without trying them on first.  Hey, my hip&#8217;s been bother me lately, so I skipped that part of the process because I always buy size ten.</p>
<p>Well, a few days later came the event I&#8217;d bought the dress shoes for.  I wore my suit and tie in the car, but waited to put the shoes on.  Whoops.  Either shoe manufacturers shrunk sizes or I&#8217;m now larger than a size ten.  I eventually got my toes in there, jammed the heels down, wore them as slippers and hoped nobody noticed.  Which they didn&#8217;t, happily.</p>
<p>Turns out I&#8217;m now a size 11 after all. I seriously have no idea how that happened.</p>
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