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>>Hi Anita. I loved reading your message. There need to >>be more people like you who let these children walk >>barefoot everywhere. Can you tell us about the time >>you saw the soles of your children as black as >>possible? What do they say to each other to compare >>their soles? Have they ever gone several days with >>black soles? > >I remember one time in a big supermarket/mall with >underground parking garage, late afternoon after a lot >of people have been through, I had the children with >me during a shopping run and noticed their soles >getting quite black as they walked ahead ... which >made me smile but I didn't tell them anything. Then my >youngest son reminded my daughter she had black feet, >to which she just replied "look at yours" and that led >to the three comparing their feet, all looked decently >clean from top but with nicely black soles contrasting >... It seems like more dirt accumulates in busy >indoors places than outside where it's frequently >washed away. >They scrub their feet as they come home (or I did it >when they were younger) to clean what can be cleaned >off, a bit of a trace always remains but that's not a >problem because they don't get dirt on the couch or >their bed.

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