Good afternnon cjaoov. What are you doing today?
I keep rewatching your video, you're amazing

Fantastic !

Thanks !

There is a thing I have diffcoult to understand :I (and many other) associate the ability to walk barefeet on very hard path to very tough and callused soles,like the one you can see here

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bft247/

But,your soles,are not callused,and do not seem tough,your soles seems soft,your feet are very pretty

I'm thinking about...

For whatever reason, my feet have never become calloused, but rather instead became impervious to pain. My feet are soft and supple, yes, but they are stronger than some shoes. I don't know why my feet became this way. Perhaps it the things I walk on barefoot have had an exfoliating effect, similar to a facial scrub, rather than resulting in thick callouses.

I had two ex-girlfriends who were barefooters. One had uniformly tough soles, like 1/2" thick rubber. Another had a nice set of callouses and tough heels. Neither had any discomfort on hot pavement, gravel, rough surfaces, concrete sidewalks, etc. There was this woman who hung out in Washington Square Park (Jane was her name) who was always barefoot with filthy black feet (top,s sides, soles). She let me feel her soles. They were very soft yet she walked on scorching hot pavement with ease. This was about 20 years ago, today no one goes barefoot anymore in the Village :-(

Everyone is different in their tolerance of surfaces. I met one woman (Kelly was her name) at a Dead show in the Meadowlands. Her soles were hard as rocks. We massaged each others feet. There were small piles of dirt under our feet afterward! Kelly told me her mom threw her off her bed weeks before because her feet were so dirty. Another girl (Olga was her name) had black soles but very soft soles. I felt all over for some callouses but found none, proving that every person's tolerance is different.

It's mesmerizing how such a cute girl like you, how your beautiful feet, can take so much abuse... wow!