Cold Autumn in Madrid, although the days are sunny. The temperature is very low for this time of year. In the pictures you can see the color of cold on the skin of my feet. This is my third winter barefoot and my feet bear cold.

Hi Cecilia

Your third winter barefoot....wow! It is amazing to know that you've been living completely barefoot, 24/7/365, for more than two years.

What were the reasons behind this important decision? What made you decide to become a barefooter? Did you think it would be just for a time, or forever, when you decided to quit shoes? And, what has made you decide not to go back, not to wear shoes anymore?

You have endured sizzling hot pavement, sharp gravel, broken glass, sharp pointy nails, snow and whatever comes in mind... The soles of your feet have been tortured, whipped, punctured, burned, roasted...and nothing has made you go back to shoes...why?

Great updates, Gypsy girl, keep on barefoot!

Well, there are many questions. In all this time I've discovered I do not need shoes at all. My feet have gotten used to everything and think I will never wear shoes. I do not think my feet soportasen shoes now. The foot widens and fingers are stylized and sole hardens. I can handle any terrain and I can walk barefoot in summer and winter. I have to make a living with my bare feet so dancing on broken glass and nails. People would like to see cigarettes as I turn on my feet and stuff.