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Sat Sep 16, 2006 17:43 pm Walking barefooted! |
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Hi Tom
I'm an American living in Europe. When I'm at home (and don't have any "formal" visitors) I'm almost always barefoot. In fact, I'm barefoot right now. Sometimes in the dead of winter I might decide to put on a pair of socks, though.
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Sun Sep 17, 2006 17:37 pm Walking barefoot |
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We don’t normally walk barefoot at home, but usually wear slippers, flip-flops, thick house socks or any other comfortable shoes. Something we never do, however, (contrary to people in American films) is put our shoes on the bed or sofa. Unless they are covered in mud, we don’t leave our shoes outside the door, either, as people in some countries often do.
Walking barefoot on wet sand is the most pleasant experience I’ve had of this kind. Now, if it had been along a desert beach, it would have been bliss.
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Sun Sep 17, 2006 21:46 pm Hi everybody |
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Hi Conchita,Tom,Amy To be honest at home I prefer to be with sandals,loafers or tennis shoes,I used to walk barefoot when I was a teenager then I changed because the older I am the colder I feel .....but during summer I could walk barefoot in the beach as Conchita said or at home. Cris. _________________ Brains like hearts go where they are appreciated. |
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