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"I thought there were no more Happy Feet clogs in the market. I immediately bought a pair for myself and one each for my two girls.  It was a bonding experience for us because I started to tell them stories about my college days at the University of the Philippines when all I  wore on my feet were my Happy Feet.  Those were wonderful years," said Timbol.


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Since then the wooden Happy Feets have given way to mules and slides, Jimmy Choos and Manolos, Air Nikes and Sketchers.


Now Happy Feet has made a comeback and its "babies" who walked through the dark years of the Martial Law era can literally take a walk down memory lane–shod in Happy Feet sandals, of course. 


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"I thought there were no more Happy Feet clogs in the market. I immediately bought a pair for myself and one each for my two girls.  It was a bonding experience for us because I started to tell them stories about my college days at the University of the Philippines when all I  wore on my feet were my Happy Feet.  Those were wonderful years," said Timbol.


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Since then the wooden Happy Feets have given way to mules and slides, Jimmy Choos and Manolos, Air Nikes and Sketchers.


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They’re back!

By Norman Sison | June 21, 2004 - 12:00am

Dentist Lulu Timbol couldn’t get over her excitement at her new find at last Saturday’s flea market at The Fort. "I thought there were no more Happy Feet clogs in the market. I immediately bought...

Business As Usual

Walking with a Happy Feet

By Alma Anonas-Carpio | April 18, 2004 - 12:00am

If you grew up in the 1970s or the 1980s, chances are you were part of the bakya crowd, the crowd that was "in" and hip and shod in Happy Feet sandals. Since then the wooden Happy Feets have given way...

Starweek Magazine