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RE: [apmultiples] gender stereotypes

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And LOL at your feet being cold so making them wear something on their<br>
feet. I'm the opposite, I pretty much am ALWAYS barefoot, so even in<br>
winter the girls tend to only wear socks/shoes if we're going outside<br>
:-) My grandmother's sure I'm going to freeze my kids to death LOL.<br><br>
LaRee &amp; the twins</tt></blockquote><br>
Oh, I've been known to go out in the snow barefoot . . . my mother was a 
great believer in barefootedness for children and so am I.&nbsp; As a 
child I grew expert in scanning a lawn I was traversing for clover and 
thus honeybees . . . but even so I was stung a good few times!&nbsp; My 
housemates laugh at me because the first thing I do when I come inside is 
kick off my shoes, and as a result I have pairs of shoes all over the 
house--under my hassock, under the breakfast nook table, under the dining 
table, next to the door, under my computer . . .&nbsp;&nbsp; when I was 
practicing law one of the hardest things I had to do was to remember NOT 
to kick off my pumps under the counsel table in the courtroom! <br><br>
The babies are often barefoot too, but we live in a big, drafty old house 
and I figure if MY feet are cold (which is seldom) the babies' might be 
too.&nbsp; Mostly they take their socks off and we don't chase them around 
trying to put them back on.<br><br>
Valerie<br><br>
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