It's raining, I have cold feet, and I'm happy about it. Wait - what? Let me explain. We just got through a hot, dry spell in May with temperatures in the 70s and 80s, and Mother Nature just blessed us with a week of badly needed rain that also brought in a cold front that dropped the temps in the 50s and 60s. It feels really cold in comparison to what it's been. These cooler temps make me appreciate my alpaca socks and keep cold feet at bay. Your feet feel so much better when you put on a nice soft pair of warm, comfy socks. You know the feeling I'm talking about, right? I can tell you from personal experience that for years I never thought too much about the benefits of wearing good, quality socks. I'll be the first person to tell you that I loved buying name-brand multi-packs of socks for the cheapest price I could find. I would buy multi-pack socks a few times a year to ensure my socks drawer was full of fresh, soft socks. I kept stocking up on the bargain socks because while they felt great when they were new, after 2-3 months of wear and washing, those inexpensive socks lost their softness. I also changed my socks several times a day because my feet would sweat, and I craved a dry pair on my feet -- even on the days that I wasn't working outside doing farm chores. Because my socks quickly lost their initial softness and were no longer nice to wear anymore, I would throw them away and grab a new pair from my supply. And every time I drew from my sock supply, I made a mental note to grab a fresh multi-pack on my next shopping trip, just to keep my sock stash full. I didn't realize that I was compensating for the low-quality socks I was buying. I had no idea what I was missing out on until I tried my first pair of alpaca socks. Since then, I learned that the best thing you can do to keep your feet happy and healthy is to wear alpaca socks, and here is why:
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