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Re: bare feet, christian culture and the pittsburgh concert
--- TYoder at sschwab_com wrote:
> ok, a weird mix of subjects...but here goes. first
> about rhys' comments about bare
feet....ah....another
> barefooted kindred soul. yes, shoes are
> protective...but there's nothing like really feeling
> the earth, burying toes deeply into the grass, it's
> cool tickle reminding me that i'm still alive in
> spite of the cold plasticity of the world we humans
> have designed. and there's nothing like dancin' with
> naked feet.
i have to chime in here. as an avid barefooter, i'm
thrilled to see other people who have discovered the
joys of going shoeless. i honestly feel, in most
circumstances, shoes are unnecessary - it is only
society's attitude toward barefeet that forces us to
wear the confining things.
for anyone interested in more info on barefooting,
check out:
www.barefooters.org
and i agree - there is a certain "barefootedness" to
OTR's music. maybe it's the freedom they show in
their music, a desire to experience life to it's
fullest - even through our bare toes.
wishing i could be barefoot at work . . .
Æ
=====
'cause like all true believers
i am truly skeptical
of all that i have said
OTR
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