Cody has been responding beautifully to his growth hormone resulting in him growing leaps and bounds over the last six months. For some reason we failed to buy him bigger shoes along with the larger sized clothing he needed. Anyway, on our way to a church meeting last night we stopped by the mall and got him some new shoes. When we measured his foot, to our shock he had not gone from a 7 to a 7 1/2 or even an 8. He went from size 7 to size 9. Poor kid. But in some cultures tiny feet are attractive right?
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Bound Feet
Cody has been responding beautifully to his growth hormone resulting in him growing leaps and bounds over the last six months. For some reason we failed to buy him bigger shoes along with the larger sized clothing he needed. Anyway, on our way to a church meeting last night we stopped by the mall and got him some new shoes. When we measured his foot, to our shock he had not gone from a 7 to a 7 1/2 or even an 8. He went from size 7 to size 9. Poor kid. But in some cultures tiny feet are attractive right?
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You were just trying to keep him in touch with his Korean roots, right? ;) Actually I think that whole beauty thing only applies to girls. Cinderella is a good example.
Awww. But we're glad to hear it's all working.
Hey, that's so funny that you mention that. On Sunday I saw him sitting on the front row and for some reason his legs looked really long. I didn't even think about GH! What a blessing.
That is too funny! Poor Cody, glad he is in the right shoes.
The same thing happened to us a while back with Jacen. We felt so bad. How are we really supposed to know when the child doesn't complain about it?? Oh well, his feet will be more comfortable now :)
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