Enjoy going barefoot

by Sharleen (Lynn) WL This is part 2 of Traveling Barefoot . If you haven't read part 1 yet, you can find the link at the bottom of this post. We landed bright and early (around 8 am) at the Houston Bush airport. I was a little sleepy but very excited about the vacation. We had plenty of time before boarding our connecting flight to Orlando, and as we were walking in the terminal we saw a nice restaurant and dad decided to go in for breakfast. But he said to me, "We'll see if they'll let you in barefoot. If not, we'll just go to the food court and grab some fast food." I just smiled knowing that they would let me in. Yes, I believe is magic :) We were seated and served without any problem. As I was eating my nose was running again, and I kept sniffling. Mom finally told me to blow it. I was going to use the cloth napkin but she scolded me saying it was improper (I had done this before but she just never noticed, lol), and told me to go to the bathroo...

by Sharleen (Lynn) WL The following took place a few years ago. It was early summer and we just celebrated my 10th birthday, but mom and dad still had a big surprise for me. They were going to take me to Disney World as a birthday present! Not the whole family was going, though. Tania was off to summer camp, and our oldest brother and sister had other plans. So it was going to be dad, mom, my little brother Kevin, and me. Traveling barefoot Needless to say, I was really excited and so was Kevin as he would get to spend an entire week with his favorite sister*. I had been a barefooter for almost a year, and had previously traveled completely barefoot**. But that was within Hawaii. This time it was a little different as we were going to the mainland (that's what we Hawaiians call the Continental US) which is not quite as barefoot friendly as Hawaii. So I asked dad if I could travel barefoot again this time. He said I could probably fly barefoot but I should bring footwa...