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Date Posted: 2021-12-22 13:26:11
Author: Luc
Subject: Getting used to winter

Hey there ... A bit of snow is on the ground but recent days were above freezing so I just went out barefoot and I notice I could actually go for hours without getting too cold! I surprised myself there!
Those who get worried are always the others. The adults. Those who can't imagine I don't freeze up ... But why shouldn't I keep doing it as long as it's fun? My feet are just fine!
Luc

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Re: Getting used to winter -- Sandra, 2021-12-22 22:32:21
- Re: Getting used to winter -- Luc, 2021-12-23 01:23:36

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>Hey there ... A bit of snow is on the ground but >recent days were above freezing so I just went out >barefoot and I notice I could actually go for hours >without getting too cold! I surprised myself there! >Those who get worried are always the others. The >adults. Those who can't imagine I don't freeze up ... >But why shouldn't I keep doing it as long as it's fun? >My feet are just fine! >Luc

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