
Yesterday I was dusting my knick-knacks and books in my library when I pulled out my husband’s shoes from when he was a toddler.
The shoes, more than 40 years old, still look good and if I didn’t know that those hard-soled shoes were actually bad for children’s feet, I would still use them.
I flipped them over when I discovered this:

Yes, these beautiful shoes were made in Canada. It’s rare to find items made in Canada these days. And that is kind of sad.
2 comments:
Neat! Cool that he still has his shoes!
That is sad. My old piano, from my childhood, was made in Canada in one of the last Canadian piano-manufacturers.
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