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Con los pies descalzos, nunca.
Llegué a acumular más de dos docenas de zapatos.
Y lo supe, por qué un señor que vino a la casa a pintar, le llamó la atención y los contó, yo no tenía idea de eso.
Si me preguntaban cuántos zapatos tenía, pero yo no sabía que responder con exactitud.
Simplemente, cuando yo veía en alguna tienda, alguno que me gustara si había mi número lo compraba y compraba varios pares de una vez.
De esta manera fui acumulando.

Yo creo que esa compradera de zapatos se debe a que de pequeña me costaba mucho conseguir mi número. Los zapatos que me gustaron no había mi número.

A mí me cuesta mucho andar descalza, siento lo más mínimo cuando piso y todo me molesta, incluso hasta en la playa , la arena me dificulta el andar , al principio. No ando en chancletas en la playa, por qué el agua se las lleva.
Siempre pensaba en comprarme un calzado especial para ir a la playa. No lo he hecho, porque ya no he vuelto a la playa.

Mi papá cuando yo estaba pequeña, me peleaba mucho eso de andar descalza y como no tengo costumbre por eso me cuesta, parezco loro en estaca. Jejeje.
Mi papá me decía que andar descalza enfermaba, algo que es falso.
Fue tanta la insistencia de mi papá con eso, que de verdad cuando andaba descalza sentía que me dolía la garganta. Le compré la idea.

Los indígenas andan descalzos siempre.
Por cierto, hace muchos años que no se ven en las calles. Pero andaban de lo más bien caminando por el asfalto caliente.
A los adultos mayores se les recomienda andar descalzos, ayuda a evitar caídas porque hay mejor agarre. Con ese ejercicio se mejora el equilibrio.
Yo he leído acerca de eso, y es que la conexión con la tierra es necesaria, existe una comunicación que no se puede obtener cuando usamos zapatos.
Se recomienda que al menos cada día, andar descalzos por la tierra.
Yo no lo hago, se me hace muy difícil.
Me gusta estar calzada siempre.

A mis hijos los acostumbré a estar calzados siempre.
No obstante, mi hija no lo hizo, ella de pequeña siempre andaba descalza dentro de la casa, solo usaba zapatos cuando iba a salir.
Y mi hijo, cuesta que use zapatos, el tiene autismo y se quita los zapatos.
Yo a mi hija nunca le dije que si no usaba zapatos se enfermaba, ni que se le iban a deformar los pies nada de eso.
Si , le decía que se pusiera las chanclas, pero igual las dejaba en cualquier sitio, las usaba muy poco.

Mi nieto, llega aquí con sus zapatos y casi enseguida se los quita.
Le digo para ponerselos otra vez y me dice que no.
Se los pongo cuando lo vienen a buscar.
En su casa , igual anda descalzo, solo cuando salen se pone los zapatos.

A mí hijo le ponía los zapatos para salir, y apenas se montaba en el carro se los quitaba, tuve que comprarle unos zapatos que le cubren hasta los tobillos, para que se los deje puestos, este tipo de zapatos no es fácil que se los quite.

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With bare feet, never.
I accumulated more than two dozen shoes.
And I knew it, because a man who came to the house to paint, called his attention and counted them, I had no idea about that.
I was asked how many shoes I had, but I didn't know exactly what to answer.
Simply, when I saw in a store a shoe that I liked, if there was my size, I bought it and bought several pairs at once.
In this way I was accumulating.

I think that this shoe shopping is due to the fact that as a child I had a hard time getting my size. The shoes I liked were not my size.

It is very difficult for me to walk barefoot, I feel the slightest thing when I step and everything bothers me, even on the beach, the sand makes it difficult for me to walk, at first. I don't wear flip-flops on the beach, because the water washes them away.
I always thought about buying special shoes to go to the beach. I have not done it, because I have not gone back to the beach.

My dad, when I was little, used to fight me a lot about walking barefoot and since I'm not used to it, that's why it's hard for me, I look like a parrot on a stake. Hehehehe.
My dad used to tell me that going barefoot made me sick, something that is false.
My dad was so insistent with that, that when I walked barefoot I really felt that my throat hurt. I bought him the idea.

Indigenous people always go barefoot.
By the way, you haven't seen them on the streets for many years. But they were doing just fine walking on the hot asphalt.
Older adults are recommended to walk barefoot, it helps to avoid falls because there is better grip. With that exercise, balance is improved.
I have read about that, and it is that the connection with the earth is necessary, there is a communication that cannot be obtained when we wear shoes.
It is recommended that at least every day, to walk barefoot on the earth.

I don't do it, it's very difficult for me.
I like to wear shoes all the time.

I got my children used to wear shoes all the time.
However, my daughter didn't do it, when she was little she always went barefoot inside the house, she only wore shoes when she went out.
And my son, it is hard for him to wear shoes, he has autism and takes off his shoes.
I never told my daughter that if she didn't wear shoes she would get sick, or that her feet would be deformed, nothing like that.
Yes, I told her to wear flip-flops, but she still left them anywhere, she wore them very little.

My grandson comes here with his shoes and almost immediately takes them off.
I tell him to put them on again and he says no. I put them on when they come to pick him up.
I put them on when they come to pick him up.
At home, he goes barefoot, only when he goes out he puts on his shoes.

My son used to wear his shoes to go out, and as soon as he got in the car he would take them off, I had to buy him shoes that cover his ankles, so that he could keep them on, this type of shoes is not easy for him to take them off.