It might be. But if you can't figure out how to use it then it's not helpful if it's better. lol.

And I was on the job while trying to figure it out. Had calls coming in and I couldn't focus on it to learn it.

that sucks :(


I can understand how that'd be hard

never heard of libre and glad I likely won't have to learn anything new in that regards anytime soon c':

I definitely want to go to Japan for about 2 weeks. I want to get a lot of culture but I must get a minimum of 2 days at Harajuku & Takeshita in Tokyo to shop :'D

Plus we only had it for like three days so I didn't have much chance to learn it, even when there was down time.


Yeah, I'm old and set in my ways. lol. Unless I need something specific then I probably won't learn it.

I would want as much time there as possible. I would need rest days too. Chronic illness sucks butt.

Yas. There's so much cute shit to buy. I'd never fit into any of their clothes. But I might manage their shoes. My feet are pretty small. 7 1/2 - 8 in American size.

My poor friend Jessica has size 11 feet. She has such a hard time finding nice shoes. My husband's feet are pretty big too. He wears a 13 1/2 wide. Sometimes I like to walk around in them. They're like clown shoes. lol.

I would make a schedule have some calmer days as well, doing tours and shopping both makes for long long walks. I'd definitely hold a rest day inbetween to just visit an onsen or such. And then in the evening a show/performance! c:

I'm a size 9-9.5 aka a EU 39-40

one of my nephews is a EU 50. As in a size that isn't even listed on most charts. He has to get his shoes custom made by a specialist. There's only one place in the whole country he can get them and they're super expensive. Also very plain sadly :x

I'd have to be pushed around in a wheelchair. Which helps a lot usually. Not as much pain. But it can be super inconvenient. It's hard to find accessible places.

I would love to go to an onsen. I'd have to find one that accepts piercings and tattoos.

That's not super big. Do you find shoes pretty easily?

Oh no, that poor pup. That must be awful. Is he fully grown, at least? That way his feet don't get any bigger.

I can sadly imagine it'd be hard for a wheelchair to get everywhere. Idk how accessible Japan is but here in Belgium there's much to improve in that regard...

its a pretty standard size so yeah its not that bad, only difficulty is finding lolita shoes since those are catered more for smaller feet c':

he is, was quite a stress and worry for his mom too but they stopped growing around the time he was 17-18. It was mostly hard on him in school growing up. All the other kids had many styles and looks to choose from and he already had to wear those specialized shoes since he was 13-14. They're like either brown or black dress shoes for men. You can imagine he wasn't really pleased with that look

Yeah, it's not great here either. Even with the Americans with Disabilities Act lots of places are not compliant. I went to a different city in my state and we walked around a bunch. Only one restaurant was wheelchair accessible. And the incline to get in was super steep. My wheelchair is manual. I couldn't get myself up the incline. Kevin had to do it. I hope to get an electric one one day. But they are so expensive. Cheap ones are around 2,000 dollars. Ugh.

Lots of people just don't think about people with disabilities.

That's true. I imagine that part can be pretty difficult. I can actually shop in the kids section if I want to. They have some super cute shoes for kids. I'm into it.

Aw, that super sucks. I hope that he finds people that make some cool shoes for him. Since they're already custom made I feel like it shouldn't cost much more to make them look cool.

Like how hard can it be to make sneakers/tennis shoes?

I'd like to try an onsen too

also I'd so get lots of shoes in Japan.

I wear kids sizes, size 1 or 2 AU.

people assume it means I can still wear adults sizes... but no they're still too big.