Suzanne Carillo

For all you pug owners you know what I'm talkin' about.

Zoe is all about the attention.

She can also read time.

No joke.

At least 2 hours before she is supposed to eat, there she is, staring at me, pawing me to remind me that…

oh hello lady!

hey! hey!

look at me!

am I disturbing you?

look how skinny I am!

have you forgotten about me?

look I'm on the floor waiting…

whining and waiting…

now I'm barking…I'm getting very frustrated here!

it is almost 3:00!

I think I'm going to pass out with hunger

get your act together and FEED ME!

This is also the pug that kept me company for the past 3 weeks in my illness.

Always by my side.

Snoring softly like she does.

Yep…I love my pug.

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Firstly I'd like to thank everyone for their well wishes. I am starting to finally believe that I may have turned a corner and will not require another surgery. I am very hopeful. Fingers crossed!

Now let's get back to some fun frivolous stuff like end of Summer/Fall booties.

I'm a bit of a boot aficionado, my husband just says I'm boot obsessed. He says tomato, I say tomato.

I love boots because I find them a million times more comfortable than any high heel shoes I own. Probably because 90% of the time I buy my boots a size bigger than I need. My boots are like extra wide lazy boy lounger chairs for my feet. Lots of space to move around, stretch out or add some cushioned inserts.

I chose these low heeled boots below because I have decided that I need to be able to walk with ease and give my body a break. Tippy Toe heels are good for 5 minutes. Beyond that I want something that I can wear for hours when I'm tramping around, not worried that I will need to make a martini stop every 30 minutes for foot pain.

I'm really salivating over the handmade brown boots on the upper left and the silvery ones just below here on the right. Both would be classics.

Are you a boot gal? Do you buy them a size larger like me?