Comments on: My barefoot story http://syntium.nu/blog/2009/01/my-barefoot-story/ Sun, 22 Apr 2012 17:50:04 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Peter http://syntium.nu/blog/2009/01/my-barefoot-story/comment-page-1/#comment-1083 Peter Sun, 22 Apr 2012 17:50:04 +0000 http://syntium.nu/blog/?p=269#comment-1083 I totaly agree with everything you wrote about being barefoot, especialy in public. It's a wounderful feeling of freedom to be on the road without shoes, neither on your feet nor in your backpack. It feels great and it looks great to walk barefoot always and everywhere. Wit jeans, shirt and bare feet you're well dressed in every situation. I'm barefoot all year round. I totaly agree with everything you wrote about being barefoot, especialy in public. It’s a wounderful feeling of freedom to be on the road without shoes, neither on your feet nor in your backpack. It feels great and it looks great to walk barefoot always and everywhere. Wit jeans, shirt and bare feet you’re well dressed in every situation. I’m barefoot all year round.

]]> By: Karma http://syntium.nu/blog/2009/01/my-barefoot-story/comment-page-1/#comment-231 Karma Mon, 26 Jan 2009 09:41:37 +0000 http://syntium.nu/blog/?p=269#comment-231 Nice to read your story ^^ Yesterday it wasn't that bad of a temperature out so when I and my hubby was on our way home from the store I carried my sandals for a little while and walked on the wet asphalt and grass. It was cool, but not really cold. The gravel they have spread out all over the place was a bit annoying though, especially when you carry 5-6 kilos of groceries. I liked putting the sandals back on the last bit though, as I had still a lot of sand and gravel on my soles. One pebble is horrible to get in your shoes, but a whole "carpet" of gravel, more or less, really feels good instead - imho. Anyhow, hope to see you barepawed in spring or so! Nice to read your story ^^

Yesterday it wasn’t that bad of a temperature out so when I and my hubby was on our way home from the store I carried my sandals for a little while and walked on the wet asphalt and grass. It was cool, but not really cold. The gravel they have spread out all over the place was a bit annoying though, especially when you carry 5-6 kilos of groceries. I liked putting the sandals back on the last bit though, as I had still a lot of sand and gravel on my soles. One pebble is horrible to get in your shoes, but a whole “carpet” of gravel, more or less, really feels good instead – imho.

Anyhow, hope to see you barepawed in spring or so!

]]> By: Slave of Karma http://syntium.nu/blog/2009/01/my-barefoot-story/comment-page-1/#comment-230 Slave of Karma Sun, 25 Jan 2009 14:27:17 +0000 http://syntium.nu/blog/?p=269#comment-230 [...] What I really meant to write in this update was a little pointer towards my very close friend Syntium’s blog. She has recently started trying out a more barefoot lifestyle herself, and from time to time she writes about her experiences. Check her own barefoot story here. [...] [...] What I really meant to write in this update was a little pointer towards my very close friend Syntium’s blog. She has recently started trying out a more barefoot lifestyle herself, and from time to time she writes about her experiences. Check her own barefoot story here. [...]

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