I bought a pair of five toe socks.
I wanted to buy another warm socks for home, and I've also heard that five toe socks are good for health.
So, I bought it at a mall in Vancouver.
I'm wearing it right now, and it feels that my five toes are getting separated (feels funny). There are too much spaces for the smallest fingers, but it's OK.
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As to your pair of five toe socks (note that the word you want is "pair" not "pare"; pare sounds the same but means cutting off bits of something as in "I pared the apple before cutting it up to bake a pie")--they are cute, I think. My daughter has a pair that are rainbow striped. She too thinks they feel funny.
But I remember as a little child in Japan the tabi socks (now, I have probably spelled tabi wrong). They were to wear with zoris. I thought they were very nice. Mine were thick white cotton.
(I don't know if you recall that I spent part of my childhood in Japan; my father was a US military man.)
Thank you for correcting!
Your spell of "tabi" is a correct one. Their separation is only in between the big toe and others toes, but I guess they are the origin of five toe socks.
And of course, I still remember that you spent part of your childhood in Japan!
(I remember that you said about it when I wrote about Star Festival.)
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