Shoes

In the house--barefoot. Outside--shoes! My feet are senstive and it is tough to walk on pavement without shoes. I LOVE flip-flops, and wear those 95% of the summer.

always wear shoes, I've broke both small toes twice.

I've been stung by bees on the bottom of my feet, have broken a couple of toes, have plantar fasciitis and a heel spur the size of a pencil point on the bottom of my foot--and I'd STILL rather be barefoot and take my chances.

Although, after my podiatrist recommended particular brands of shoes, I don't mind them quite as much.

And, of course, right now, with a thick cast on one foot, going shoeless isn't a real good option--I'm too assymetrical that way--LOL!

BAREFOOTED! All my life (70 end of month) I have removed my shoes whenever possible. My best friends mother always teased my "we have to take up a collection for Sue so she can buy shoes" I walked everywhere in the neighborhood barefooted even in the woods. My poor husband (I use to tease him because he put on his shoes as soon as he was out of bed) not only had a wife who went bare footed but two children who also go bare footed. Funny thing is we all love to buy shoes. Can this be genic? my paternal grandfather told me he grew up even running in corn fields bare footed, he wasn't even a farm boy.

Sue

I'm like bearcat, inside, I'm barefoot (and sometime outside too). But usually wear flip flop/sandals outside.
Leslie

So barefoot here that the soles of my feet are like leather!!

Barefoot. As a kid I stepped on glass, discarded hot cigarettes, etc., etc. and I still go barefoot in the summer. If I lived in a tropical climate I would never wear shoes.

I wear shoes...Crocs...all the time, except when I am in bed.

Shoes inside and outside.

Wear shoes.

Bare-foot as much as possible!! HATE shoes! I have to have slides/slip-ons at work so I can take them off at my desk!! If I could wear flip-flops at all times, I would! Did I say...I HATE shoes!?!?

Barefoot inside -- thongs outside in summer. I love shoes, but really love to go barefoot whenever possible. Even in winter, I usually wear a lined clog because I have a shallow heal and a lot of shoes are too deep at the heal for me. Now that I have diabetes, my doctor says I should wear shoes and socks all the time -- not gonna happen.

Barefoot 24/7 even in the snow :-)
Deb

Barefoot girl here, too.

I love to go barefoot but these days I would have wall to wall feet by night fall if I didn't wear my shoes.

A bare nekkid toosie gal here ;o) The first thing I do when I get home is take my shoes off...I am constantly telling my DH to "free the feet"!

Plantar fasciitis here, too. I never take a step without supportive shoes, even in the middle of the night when I get up to go to the bathroom!

In my 70+ years, I've been bare foot most of the time...I absolutely hate shoes....I grew up on a farm and was always out in the fields, barefooted, stepping in you know what...Mother always told us, our feet would grow but here I am with hard to find size 5...(You haven't lived until you've stepped in a fresh cow patty)...lol

barefoot

Shoes. Doctor's order.

Actually, I am barefoot and I usually am while in the house. I still go barefoot outside sometimes. If not barefoot I wear flip-flops or Teva sandals. I don't like shoes but living in Iowa I have to wear them in the winter or freeze my toes.
Lois

Barefoot. My feet are claustrophobic and to be freeeeee!

BJ

Shoes always. Even when I get up in the night to go to the bathroom, I step into my house shoes.

Crocs - better than barefoot. I sure hope they don't go out of business.

Linda

Barefoot. Always. Except when I'm driving the truck or going shopping (I usually drive the truck to go shopping) and as soon as I'm home, the feet stop feeling claustrophobic (and I ONLY wear flip-flops or sandals -- living in the South is gooood! Had to wear shoes/boots 6 mos./yr. living in NE OH!)

The hooves are almost always bare and yes, I've been known to walk out in the snow barefoot. I'm another one who has always said my feet get claustrophobic. I drive my truck barefoot. It was a very happy day some years ago when I found out it isn't really illegal to drive barefoot. LOL. Since I'm most of a hermit I seldom have to wear shoes. Good thing, with feet my size I have to go some to find shoes that fit. I'm diabetic and my podiatrist insists I wear shoes at all times. Nope, I'm used to it and don't really find I have problems. I do keep track of my feet with mirrors and such and I'm a nut about not having anything out in the grass that could harm a bare footer. Wiggling my FREE toes. ahhhhh... In the past month I've been to the dentist twice. That's the only time shoes covered my hooves.

Knitted slippers inside the house, always. (gee I wish I learned how to knit, mine are getting worn), and runners outdoors.
I picked up some croc knock-offs for $5 that I'll try wearing indoors.