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>>When they finally came back in, we wrapped up with >>mugs of hot chocolate and blankets on the couch. They >>said the snow felt “tingly and magical” on their >>soles, and you know what? I think they’re right. >> >>It’s amazing watching them embrace life so fully and >>naturally. I love that they find joy and freedom in >>being barefoot, even in the snow. It’s a beautiful >>reminder that sometimes the simplest pleasures – >>like feeling the world directly under your feet – >>are the most memorable. > >A few years ago there was a poster named Will who >described how he'd managed to succesfully raise two >barefoot children to barefoot adulthood. > >One of those postings implied that his children also >liked going barefoot in powdery snow when they were >growing up. > >Long may they continue to enjoy it.

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