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Any suggestions for a running shoe with a very wide toebox but a normal mid foot and heel? I've worn New Balance 840s for over 10 years now but they have sadly discontinued them. I wear a size 5.5 2E which is a hard size to find because most brands don't carry shoes smaller than a 6 in a 2E width. I've tried several other New Balance shoes in a 5.5 2E and none of them had a wide enough toebox for me. I've got a bunion on each foot so any shoe that doesn't have a very wide toebox is uncomfortable for me.

We are planning a 3-day trip to downtown Chicago in early June and were thinking about parking our car at one of the parking lots on the South Shore Line to save money, avoid Chicago traffic, and prevent our car from getting vandalized in Chicago. Which station on the South Shore Line would be safest for overnights? Car is relatively new so I want to park someplace where I wouldn't have to worry about our car getting vandalized or stolen.

I've seen Dune Park, Ogden Dunes and South Bend Airport suggested on various sites as safe locations. I will be coming from Indianapolis so any of these locations wouldn't be too far out of our way. I realize that South Bend Airport would cost $13 a day and the train commute would be a bit longer, but I wouldn't be opposed to leaving our car there if it would be the safest option for 3 day/night parking.

I need some recommendations for a cheap stick vacuum for hardwood floors that has the ability to turn off the roller brush or doesn't have a roller brush. The vacuum needs to be cordless or have a long cord. I already have a Sebo K3 which works wonderfully on hardwood floors but its too heavy for me to use everyday due to a back injury. I'd like to find a lightweight stick vacuum to use daily, so I only have to use my heavier Sebo K3 once or twice a week.