I walk around barefooted in my house back in Singapore. But ever since coming over, my footwear is literally stuck on me, with the exception of when I'm sleeping and bathing.

When I was doing home stay with the Maglizza's, the room I lived in had furry, cream coloured carpet. The kind you see on animal skin rug. Yet, you walk around with your shoes on.

Currently in the student house I'm living in, the room is also carpeted, but with the normal office kind. And you walk around with your shoes on too.

Until yesterday, my feet are finally freed!

The sensation of my feet touching solid ground is indescribable. The feeling of smooth wood and cold tiles against my bare feet is just total bliss!

Having been cooped in footwear most of the time, my feet seems to have lost some sense. So for once, I actually feel weird walking around barefooted, and had a teetered kind of walk.

So if you want to know how it feels, go ahead and walk around with your shoes on for a month, only taking them off when you bath and sleep. Then take them off one fine day, and walk around on solid ground. It just feels different.

Or maybe it's just me. I could be a little too sensitive.