Pheenix wrote:
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>Hi. some barefoot observations....
Hi Pheenix,
Thanks for posting.
>Grass is softer in pretty much any place I've lived prior to Arizona, the
>grass feels dry and sharp here.
It probably is dry and sharp most of the year.
Shoefootin' one never experiences soft nor dry nor
sharp nor lots of feelings Barefootin' affords.
>People always told me that driving barefoot was illegal or something,
>though they never had any factual account of a statute, so I looked it
>up, it wasn't. Makes sense to me,
A Highway Patrol Officer once tried to
write me a ticket for operating a motorcycle
barefoot. He couldn't find the law.
It doesn't exist.
> I have better control and am less
>likely to get a clodhopper workboot hung up trying to change pedals in a
>hurry.
I feel the same way.
>I like walking barefoot on cold ground, ice, snow etc. don't bother me, i
>have excellent circulation in my feet and can go quite some time without
>issue, but bleh, I hate hot sand, sidewalks and parking lots.
I don't mind hot nor cold
but too hot or cold will blister my soles.
Same with distance hiking and walking.
Too bad it appears to be a fitness attribute.
Use it or lose it has been my experience.
>Adults that still go barefoot I find often have a good sense of their
>inner child.
I enjoy being childlike. Playful.
>Happy and free is good.
Agree.
>You can tell a lot about a person by their toenails.
I don't know about that.
Could be a stereotypical generality.
Maby some truth to it tho.
>Barefoot doesn't mean dirty feet.
Mine tend to get dirty outside.
>I was born ****d and barefoot, so were you. Clothing carries with it
>social decisions. I like people that can get over themselves, their
>inhibitions and fears and just BE.
I can BE barefoot just fine.
It's wearing shoes that I have a problem with.
So in a way I'm free, but in another way
not so free. Same with my beard and hair.
> I wish all
>parent/child relation****ps were so honest. Anyone else's parents would
>have humiliated him. We just believe acceptance is love. If you're weird,
>cool, we're down with that.
No harm no foul might be right.
There might also be lines drawn
in terms of age. I've heard the brain
can be affected by behavior. I used to
think everything was okay. Now I'm
not so sure. Lots of stuff may not be.
>Stay out of the mainstream, it's polluted!
Being in the fringe is more interesting.
>That's it for now, except for the footnote.
I've never thought of writing notes on my feet.
-cheers!
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