How did the cowboy boot invented in Olathe, KS become a part of the Mexican national dress?
Probably because they go well together with a tight pair of jeans and a nice sombrero.
And here we see a child wearing KCK national dress.
I am not sure if this has anything to do with Mexico, but if your date shows up wearing one of these outfits she is a keeper and you just found your true love.
And lastly, for the women who like mustachioed men, some throws.
Oh and I almost forgot:
Pictures from the Mexican Fiesta at the Crown Center.
My uncle is a cross-country truck driver, and when he wears Olathe Boots, people know them no matter where he goes. It’s crazy the kind of stuff that catches on the the U.S.
Lime sherbet green ostrich skin boots… If I was Olathe I would not admit responsibility to that.
Thanks for the boot history link tho, after our conversation the other day!
After reading this, i was inspired to blog about the Hyer Boot company, complete with some pics.
I’m sorry…I need to intervene into the boot discussion on this.
Is that last picture of an M&M? Or is it just looking deceptively small for some reason?
Faith –
After being taken in by literally thousands of them, I can ssure you it is but a placebo…
; ‘ )
It’s a squishy ball with a message.Not edible.
Dave, you are just jealous that you don’t live in Olathe – the birthpace of the cowboy boot and the football huddle. You didn’t prove it wasn’t true.
Thanks for the link Dave. I read your other recent posts, I hope the talk you gave Monday went well.
Now that you’ve reminded me of the football huddle I have research that now. It’s what librarians do, you know, we can;t help ourselves…
A coworker today was lamenting about the cowboy boots she didn’t win on eBay….sigh….