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>Indeed, you are right. You mustn't wait and remove the >piece of glass as quickly as possible. >But once you've removed it, all that's left is a small >scratch. It's no big deal. In fact, they don't even >notice it after a few minutes. > >I know that most children have very soft feet and >would find it difficult to walk barefoot even along a >hiking trail covered with sticks. My kids, on the >other hand, can run on sharp gravel paths without >breaking stride because of the hardness of their feet >and their tolerance to pain. > >My boys' feet obviously get extremely dirty. Walking >around a supermarket gets their feet dirty pretty >quickly, but they haven't had anything very bad for >their feet yet. > >They also go barefoot for sports classes involving >martial arts, but on a hot afternoon when their feet >are already sweaty and sticky, the dirty gym floor >essentially sticks to their feet, which are 10 times >dirtier when they get home. > >That's right, Anita, it only makes them look worse.

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