It was a cold day in February when my children asked if they could go outside to play. I gave them permission to go out but only after they had put on their coats and shoes. My daughter Alex loved to play outside barefoot, so as she whizzed by, I confirmed my orders by repeating, “Don’t forget to put on your shoes.” Twenty minutes later, I took the trash outside and found Alex running around on bare feet that had turned a bluish purple color. As if that wasn’t enough to light my fire, her new pants were a little
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