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> >I really like the way you think and the values you >teach your children. >I could read your testimonials for hours. >I think you're doing a good thing by letting your kids >show their friends that going barefoot is much more >beneficial for them. >Besides, I've seen that going barefoot helps the human >body to develop, especially during growth, so that's a >good thing. > >In fact, going barefoot with socks on is useless in my >opinion. I think if she took them off, she could >benefit from nice, solid, tan soles with nice arches, >like you mentioned for your kids. > >I'm also impressed that your children can walk on hot >tarmac without any discomfort. >I don't think I'm up to it yet. > >I imagine it must be fun for them, at the end of the >day, to see the state of their soles. >The blacker and/or dirtier they are, the better. >It's a way of reminiscing about their day and all the >escapades they've had during it. It's a way of keeping >track of where you've been. It's like a badge of honor. >I imagine that the places where their feet have to get >dirty are in the city, or even on public transport >like the metro? >I know that if I'd been lucky enough to be barefoot >like them at their age, I'd have had a lot of fun >every time I left home. >For the pleasure it gives them, I say bravo. > >I mean, even if they do get thorns or shards of glass, >it must be superficial. Or so I imagine. >Their feet must be so strong they don't even realize >it.

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