Executive Member
Looking at life through the lens of Costco. By Kate Spencer, author of All's Fair in Love and Pickleball, One Last Summer, In a New York Minute, and The Dead Moms Club, and the former co-host of Forever35. Costco Executive Member since 2011.
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I wore these high heels for ten straight hours and felt great! (opens the original)
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Hey it’s me, Kate Spencer, sitting at my computer free-writing this post that has been bopping around my head for a while. The gist of it is this: Naturalizer shoes are great, specifically for people who want to wear a dressy shoe without experiencing foot misery. I am formally issuing this recommendation based on my own lived experiences in their shoes. (THIS POST IS NOT SPONSORED BY ANYTHING BUT MY PLANTAR FASCIITIS.) My qualifications are as follows: very tall, hyper-mobile, no arches, prone
“I like you and want to be better friends” (opens the original)
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The Secret to a Successful Routine (opens the original)
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Last night I stayed up until 1:30 am, tucked into bed, scrolling Redfin for houses in Maine. Then I plugged my phone in on my bedside table, and when I woke up a little before 7:00 am this morning, I looked at it immediately. I didn’t even take my c-pap mask off! I just laid in bed, nose full of air, switching between the NY Times app and solitaire. And shockingly, I feel okay about all of it. <a class=
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