House Shoes

[ccandpam]

Do you like wearing house shoes? I love to wear them. I can not stand to go barefooted.

[cathy37]

I rarely wear house shoes.  I love to go barefoot.  The first thing I do when I get home is take my shoes off.  If my feet get hot, I am hot all over.

[linderlizzie]

I wear them in the morning in the winter before I get dressed for the day. Comfy. 

[oldbuddy]

I usually go with stocking feet and barefoot when I go to bed.

[kleenex40]

The only time i wear any thing on my feet is when my feet are cold, other wise i like to go barfoot

[ssarber]

What are "house shoes"? I wear fuzzy socks pretty much all the time.

[linderlizzie]

What are "house shoes"? I wear fuzzy socks pretty much all the time.

Say, how old are you and where do you hail from? I love how different parts of the country can have such different dialects. Like people from Chicago saying "pop" and here in Southern Illinois, we say soda or sometimes Coke.

If the term house shoes was replaced by the name slippers, would that ring a bell? They're mainly comfy shoes that you use inside. That way, you don't have to track the outside dirt from your regular shoes into your house. They're old as creation from where I come from. And fuzzy socks are a good alternative. 

[linderlizzie]

I usually go with stocking feet and barefoot when I go to bed.

Contradiction in terminology. Use and/or, darlin'. You can't go with stocking feet and barefoot. Right? Keep the grammar queen happy. Thanks a lot.

Or in the alternative, prove me wrong. 

[oldbuddy]

I usually go with stocking feet and barefoot when I go to bed.

Contradiction in terminology. Use and/or, darlin'. You can't go with stocking feet and barefoot. Right? Keep the grammar queen happy. Thanks a lot.

Or in the alternative, prove me wrong. 

Just to be clear, when I stay home I go barefoot (or at most wear socks to walk around) and usually wear socks if I put on Crocs to go outside. When I go to bed I take the socks off so they don't put pressure on my ingrown toenails.

[ssarber]

What are "house shoes"? I wear fuzzy socks pretty much all the time.

Say, how old are you and where do you hail from? I love how different parts of the country can have such different dialects. Like people from Chicago saying "pop" and here in Southern Illinois, we say soda or sometimes Coke.

If the term house shoes was replaced by the name slippers, would that ring a bell? They're mainly comfy shoes that you use inside. That way, you don't have to track the outside dirt from your regular shoes into your house. They're old as creation from where I come from. And fuzzy socks are a good alternative. 

lol it's funny cause I was from Ohio originally and we always said pop. Now we live in the south and everyone says soda or Coke. I find it so funny because to us, "Coke" is a coke and pop is any kind of soda.  But using "pop" gives me away as a northerner every time.  Along with me saying "cart" instead of a "buggy" cause a buggy is what the Amish use. 

[oldbuddy]

I thought a buggy was a modified car you drive on the sand dunes for fun and frolicking now that Summer is returning.       

[ssarber]

I thought a buggy was a modified car you drive on the sand dunes for fun and frolicking now that Summer is returning.       

that would be a dune buggy, but true!