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Saturday, June 21, 2008

Barefoot Park


During the last few years, some dozen barefoot parks have been founded in Germany and Austria. They are open to the public and offer the opportunity to walk some distance (up to three miles) on natural ground and to feel a variety of materials with the bare soles.

Moreover, visitors can enjoy balancing or climbing exercises and walk through rivers. Some barefoot parks include playground sections designed for barefoot use. This healthy combination of barefoot hiking and playing has become a real touristic attraction.

We had a great opportunity to spend time with friends at our local Barefoot Park - a very German idea. We got to experience all sorts of textures as we walked around the 1.5 mile course. There were some weirded out expressions as we entered a mud-path and had to walk in ooey-gooey mud ... not my favorite part. The kids had a blast and the weather was fabulous. 3 families joined us and everyone had fun chatting and encouraging each other to press on when tired or hesitant to try a new texture.

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Wordless Wednesday - Favorite Color: Chocolate

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Monday, May 25, 2009

Happy 6th Birthday Blaire Rose - May 26, 2009

What a joy it is to be your mommy. You have made so many changes in temperament in the last 6 years. You began as such a happy, but independent child. At 7lbs 6oz, you were our tiny little thing with a voracious appetite. You were a great sleeper and you loved to socialize.

You've always had a demeanor of "Why wouldn't you love me?" and I hope you never lose that - that you ground yourself in the Love of Christ and continue to be someone lovely to be around.


You became even more independent as you neared age 2. You were quite insistent that you be able to do things your way, all the time. There were a lot of fits being thrown every day.
Paige & Blaire Rose - Fall 2005

You have always showed your emotion(s) on your sleeve and so
we always knew exactly what you were feeling.

Then you started making changes. You were still independent,
but you now had the skills to express yourself through words.
You began to shift towards being one of the most loving children I've ever known. New Glasses - May 2007


Barefoot Park - Germany 2008


Burg Eltz - Germany 2008


Connecticut - July 2008

Now you have such character and love to express yourself through your Norwegian Dances. I look forward to seeing you dance for many more years.

Norwegian Dance - Princesses - May 2009