Most Asian countries have a “no shoes in the house” rule and good hosts have shoe cupboards near the front door containing a sizable selection of slippers or plastic sandals for guests, that applies even in houses where the floors are packed dirt (yeah, I don’t get it, either).
I love the idea of walking around in my socks; but I have cats, lots of them. (if I didn’t have a husband and son around I’d be a cat lady) So walking around without shoes is done at your own risk. The usual saying around the house is: eww what did I just step in??
Now the vacuum cleaner will need to be used and we will have to listen to the humming/vibrating sound it makes until all of the debris is removed. Then we will need to use that other machine to suck all the dirt from Cagney’s paws.
ladywolf17 almost 14 years ago
Zack’s got you there.
COWBOY7 almost 14 years ago
I don’t think that is an option, Zack?
When I was in Korea, the “no shoes in the house rule” was also in practice.
ejcapulet almost 14 years ago
Most Asian countries have a “no shoes in the house” rule and good hosts have shoe cupboards near the front door containing a sizable selection of slippers or plastic sandals for guests, that applies even in houses where the floors are packed dirt (yeah, I don’t get it, either).
newworldmozart almost 14 years ago
I love the idea of walking around in my socks; but I have cats, lots of them. (if I didn’t have a husband and son around I’d be a cat lady) So walking around without shoes is done at your own risk. The usual saying around the house is: eww what did I just step in??
SherriannPederson almost 14 years ago
Now the vacuum cleaner will need to be used and we will have to listen to the humming/vibrating sound it makes until all of the debris is removed. Then we will need to use that other machine to suck all the dirt from Cagney’s paws.