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>Hi, Millie > >Swimming of course, there's a barefoot zone at the >pool. >When I started going barefoot outside I didn't see why >I should put on shoes for sports classes in school, so >I attended barefoot. For some activities such as >gymnastics or climbing walls, ropes and poles others >did the same. >School gym has some kind of plastic/linoleum floor and >I don't think it's particularly dirty, no worse than >outside anyway. But isn't it kind of cute when your >soles get black where they touch the floor? > >So for me it wasn't gym class that started me going >barefoot, it came with the enjoyment of going barefoot >elsewhere. But for some time I also did judo and there >everybody is barefoot on the mats, wearing a long >sleeved "judogi" of heavy fabric is nicely emphasizing >the bare feet sticking out. I remember liking that >view and feeling. > >Doing a handstand for a long time means you probably >have pretty strong arms! > >Greetings from here, the sun is shining and I love the >spring time in shorts ... Luc

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