

Sneakers? But not leather ones. Slippers? Sandals? Socks? Bare feet?



For a week before Tisha B'Av, everyone's wondering what s/he's going to wear or not wear on his/her feet.

Today while I was in the synagogue to participate in the Tisha B'Av learning program, I looked at the feet around me.

Each person found his/her own way to keep within the halachic requirements of the day, and yet stay comfortable and in 9 Av fashion.
Here's hoping that one day soon the Holy Temple will be rebuilt and we won't have to worry about Tisha B'Av shoes.
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