The Grass Doctor - Do you enjoy walking barefoot in the lush green lawns and the sand?

Do you enjoy walking barefoot in the lush green lawns and the sand?

Does this have any meaning to you, being able to do those two things?

Public Comments

yes i love being bare foot especially at dawn when the grass is covered in morning dew, its sooooo nice
Sand, yes. Grass, no. No special meaning, I just like warm sand.
Yes and i just love the summer for it. In the winter your feet get such a bashing, the summer is the chance to give your feet all the treats you can
Yes it does, i find it quite relaxing and sensual to walk barefoot on a lush green lawn, especially in the early hours of the morning.
Yes I do. It brings back memories of my childhood, when I lived near a beach and a park. Thinking about my 'carefree' days is pleasant...
Yes I have always kicked off my shoes and walked on lush grass and sand.
it makes me feel freecause i dont have to worry about keeping clean or anything like that and my feet arent bottled up in a cage
it's a sense of being free and back to basics with me
Hell yes!!!! it makes me feel in touch with nature, and makes me feel free
most definitly, its much more relaxing and comfortable than wearing shoes. the cool lush grass feels so nice under bare soles, especially on a hot day. also for the more childish among us nice thick cool mud feels wonderful between bare toes especially on that hot summer day mmmmmmmm lol
YES!! Sorry I never really thought about what it might mean to me, though.
yes i love doing both these things. i also love walking barefoot on the pavement when its cold, and my feet are too hot.xxx
Why should it have meaning , other than bring to your mind there are thousands in the world who cannot afford shoes and would love to walk in saw grass and stony beaches with some form of footwear on, you count you blessings each time you have to feel to walk as you suggest.
It's apparently good for the body to walk bare foot on dew covered grass first thing in the morning.
Yea, I love walking barefoot in grass, the feeling of the individual blades against the sole of your foot is so sensitive and almost sensual. I don't particularly like the feeling of sand though, I don't know why, but the feeling of sand grains between my toes is awful. And yea, even though I don't like the feeling, I'd rather be able to feel it than never know what that feels like.
Wow, there's nothing better than kicking off your stupid shoes and just feeling the sand or grass between your toes. It makes me feel so free, it also makes me wish that I never had to put another pair of shoes on my feet as long as I live (I'm not real hip on wearing shoes, can you tell??? I am always in either flip flops or cowboy boots-no socks, maybe it's the socks I have the issue with.....Things that make you go hmmm). I've done this since I was a child so I suppose it takes me right back to that point in my life, the point where you have no concept of what other people may be thinking about you, you have no expectations to live up to, you do what makes you feel good and walking barefoot in the sand or grass feels really good.
Yes...yes it does. I love walking around with no shoes on. Except I just nipped over the shop for some milk and squished a snail. With my bare foot... EEK!
Not to me. You obviously have never cut your foot on something in the sand and as for the lush green lawns, i`m not likely to since all i see everywhere is dog poo and rubbish left behind on the beaches. So, no.It means nothing to me.
last week i was walking barefoot in the sand its a feel good thing for me it means i'm on holiday
i love the feeling =) i feel free & like i'm on vacation.
Going barefoot is wonderful, and it makes me feel in touch with nature and the Earth mother. I don't really think of it every moment but then I'm not that much of a religious/spiritual person in everyday life.. however I once went shod in a very old cemetary, and it felt terribly wrong, I felt like I was cursing as I crushed the vegetation without feeling it rather than stepping on it gently! And in old buildings and similar places it feels very special too, if I feel the worn stones of a Medieval church or castle it feels special too. But not every grassy lawn or sand, I guess as a full-time barefooter it's a bit too common to be aware of this feeling of freedom and 'connectiveness' all the time.