If the shoe fits, let someone else wear it. That’s my motto now that I have donated four pairs of clodhoppers to my granddaughters’ school fundraiser. Usually, fundraisers are held so parents and grandparents can shell out the equivalent of a mortgage payment for items like candy, games, wrapping paper, Tupperware, microwave splatter shields and possibly, in some cases, even microwaves themselves. I’m surprised cars aren’t among the things you can buy to keep a school afloat. One of the most popular items are assorted nuts, of which I am one. There’s also clothing. Last year I purchased a pair…