I AM A SANDAL CHEAP SKATE.* I am unwilling to pay more than $20 for a pair of sandals. As  result, I proudly wear a lot of these beauties. The few schmancier pairs that I own I certainly didn’t pay more than $40 for…

My brain simply will not justify the exhorbanent cost of so little materials and (comparitively) less skill for construction when it applies to sandals…but luckily the CWS is not ruled by my pocketbook!

I want to wear these silver dreams with a everything from dark denim to a floral mini dress. I can’t think of anything I wouldn’t wear them with…well, maybe

I like the unique twist and weave  going on here, flattering and serving to spread the possible strap discomfort over a larger surface of your foot alleviating those rubbed raw areas I’ve come to expect with most sandals. Also, they’re on SALE! Go! Hurry!

Under $20 as promised! It’s good to know that JCP is still alive and kicking with some fantastic deals!

Rent is a new idea I’m playing with…basically, any item that has a price tag above the amount that I pay for rent every month ($900) but is worthy of inclusion, or ridiculous, gets a highlight. I was going to call it YFKM (You’re F’ing Kidding Me) but opted for a more work appropriate title. So, for the 1%ers out there rejoice, I care about your shopping habits too!…and please send money, mama has some student loan debt she’d like to vanquish. >>–$$$–> **

Classic – Delman ‘Nifty’ Sandal via Nordstrom – $378

Wild Card – Report Footwear via Zappos – Ariell in Silver – ON SALE $39.99

Steal – Worthington Sara Strappy Flat Sandal via  JcPenney- Silver- ON SALE $14.99

Rent- Rene Caovilla Flat Strass Sandal via Neiman Marcus – $1295

* When I say sandal I mean THIS, not THAT. In Covette conversation THAT is called a high heeled sandal/strappy sandal and is mentally categorized into the ‘heel’ family, whereas THIS is grouped with the ‘flat’ family. I should constuct some sort of Covette specific  phylogenetic tree for shoes…but not now, maybe later..

**It’s an arrow piercing dollar signs, representing my mountain of student loans. Die you evil, evil burden.