Wallace the Brave by Will Henry for February 08, 2022

Thems tough feet.

Seagull is aghast….

I once walked out on bare ice barefoot at -10 degrees F. I’m old enough to know better now.

Well, you don’t have to worry about wet socks!

There’s something about boys and young men being impervious to cold. I met a woman once who said her teenage son could sleep in a snowbank. And last week I saw a guy in his 20s walking around in 30°F weather in shorts and a t-shirt.

At a camp in the Adirondacks we would walk through a light covering of snow in bare feet to get to the outhouse..!

We used to take the garbage barefoot out to the road, bare feet, dead of winter. It was more a double dog dare type situation though.

A little over eager to get outside, eh Wallace?

Our mailman wears shorts all winter. He says it is practical, because once pants get wet with snow, they are wet and cold all day.

Aaaaand…frostbite sets in on those tootsies.

Wow!!!

oof

As much as i hate snow, i must say that there is something special about having snow in the beach.

A little young for neuropathy, isn’t he?

No boots or socks? Why would that slow Wallace down?

You better hurry. Plus, you are use to barefeet in the summer.

Oh no!… I hope he’s been vaccinated!

“Wiggle” lol so cute

I’ve done that. I was only nine, but still. .. okay 19. Oh what the heck, 59… er, …

Really really random fact that probably everyone knows: did YOU know that water is wet

…how do you get that far out into the snow and not realize that sooner?

Sounds like my brother. He can be…oblivious.

Does it even; does he even care?…..

Funny—when it matters less, he wears boots more often than not.

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Looks like somebody ate a little too much apple juice, and I don’t mean drank.