Pieniä kenkiä - ja vähän isompiakin. Leevin kerhon joulujuhlien eteinen.
Small shoes - and a bit bigger in the lobby of Leevi's kindergarden in a Christmas Party.
Tiedän, ettei joka maassa ole tällainen tapa. Mutta kaikkialla ei olekaan loska- ja kurakelejä.
Do you leave in your country your shoes in the hall when you'll go inside home?
We always take off shoes when entering a home or we are visiting because we have a lot of snow and slush.
Ihana elämänmakuinen kuva, kuin meidän eteisestä, paitsi, että siellä on kaaos. Mukavaa torstaita!
VastaaPoistaIf shoes are wet or muddy people in England take off their shoes, otherwise not. Unless you have Muslim friends of course where it's normal to remove shoes when entering the house.
VastaaPoistaCuriosa imagen Eila, aquí no suele ser necesario, algunos si tienen costumbre.
VastaaPoistaFeliz Navidad, un fuerte abrazo.
I must say that here in the Netherlands we do the same as John says of England.
VastaaPoistaImagem interessante nesta altura em que agasalhar e doar é palavra de ordem!!!
VastaaPoistaNatal bem feliz!!!
Estupenda y animada fotografía.
VastaaPoistaSaludos.
Well done, shoes outside, of course.
VastaaPoistaHappy Christmas.
...I hope that everyone got the right ones!
VastaaPoistaHetken luulin että nyt meille tuli kenkää 😀
VastaaPoistaSymppis kuva.
It looks like the door of a mosque!
VastaaPoistaHAlaus
No jo on kenkuroita.
VastaaPoistaHauska kuva. Ihanaa Joulua sinulle :)
VastaaPoistaPueblos distintos, costumbres diferentes. Personalmente me sentiría muy incomodo descalzo, mis pies son muy feos.
VastaaPoistaUn abrazo,
Quite a pile! It depends on the home, depends on the time of year. Generally I will leave shoes at the door at my place.
VastaaPoistaIt depends is the only answer I can give. I leave my own shoes at the door when I come inside usually. At other people's homes I follow their lead.
VastaaPoistaEs una buena costumbre cuando las casas están bien acondicionadas. Buena toma.
VastaaPoistaUn abrazo
El frío y los zapatos se quedan fuera y las personas se calientan en el interior del recinto. Unas costumbres marcadas por la climatología.
VastaaPoistaBesos
Very cute. Many people here take off their shoes when entering another's house. But not all. We do and we wish everyone would even though we don't have snow and slush to contend with. It's just a nice, sanitary thing to do.
VastaaPoistaIt is not common here. But a good thing to do I think to keep the floor clean inside. Nice photo!
VastaaPoistaCreo que debería ser mas común en todos lugares esa costumbre.
VastaaPoistaSaludos.
We don't take our shoes off all the time, but do if we have snow/mud on shoes. Looks like there is going to be a fun time there.
VastaaPoistaWe take our shoes off... all year round!
VastaaPoistaThe students remove their boots/outdoor shoes before going into the classroom in the winter.
We leave our shoes on due to our weather, no mud, no snow, no nothing our shoes are usually clean if dirty we then take them off.
VastaaPoistaPues parece que hoy la reunión es bastante numerosa !!!
VastaaPoistaFelices fiestas.
Un fuerte abrazo.
We always leave our shoes in the hallway.
VastaaPoistaI thought this was a great photograph.
All the best Jan
No, on siinä kenkiä!
VastaaPoistaTulin toivotteleen sulle oikein hyvää Joulun aikaa ja Onnellista Uutta viuotta2018!
:)
VastaaPoistaMerry Christmas to your entire family.
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VastaaPoistaI fully understand your habit. In my city it is not necessary, snow is rare and rain-soaked shoes are dried on a carpet outside the entrance door to the house.
For our eyes, the photo is very funny. Great collection of shoes.
My best wishes these days for you and your loved ones.
Hugs.
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Eila Paco y yo te deseamos una 🎄 Feliz Navidad 🎅❄🕯⛄ Hyvää joulua 🎄 Disfrútala bien!!!
VastaaPoistaBesos 🙅〰〰💕
you have to wonder how the kids find their own shoes :) Great shot.
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