Native Door Sign
Feb 05
Do you remove your footwear when you are entering one’s home?
A wooden frame found on the entrance of a villa in Leivy Lance Resort, Gabaldon, Nueva ECija
I don’t know, I have this fascination for native crafts. How about you?
Looks like an interesting place! Back in Pinas we do remover our footwear, but here in the USA they don’t bother. Not their custom to take ones shoes off.
Visiting! 
Yes we always remove when i was the Philippines but its different here in US hehe. Visiting from the challenge.
hindi na ata uso. hehe. not in our home, madumi ang floor. hehe. visiting!
i don’t usually because i don’t like to go barefoot… hehehe… that’s an unusual sign… visiting from bpc 36
All I can say is it depends to a place/ house that we are visiting..
Visiting for # 36 BPC! Hope you can stop by:)
http://www.cassandrasminicorner.com/2012/02/ducks-at-the-park.html
not in this house. but maybe in our new house.. we will do that. we will gonna have a mud room where everybody will remove their shoes. no exception. cause hubby is afraid that the floor might get scratches from stuff under the shoes.
visiting #36 of BPC
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beautiful sign and yes! I do remove my footwear just to show a common courtesy
Visiting from #36 of BPC, hope that you can return the visit too.
I usually do, especially when I can see even from the front door that the home’s flooring is spic and span. LOL. Here in the US though, people don’t really do it that every time I go to somebody’s house and I tend to remove my shoes right upon entering, I am always told not to remove my footwear. But I still do, because I’ve been so used to it. Dito naman sa amin, we always do and I always clean our floor, kahit pa naka-tsinelas kami sa loob. So when a Pinay friend came over and didn’t take her shoes off, I had to tell her to please take her shoes off coz it is our policy that we do. LOL. But I have to tell her in a friendly way para naman di sya ma-offend.
Cool signs!
Visiting for TB! Hope you can stop by:)
http://www.loveablecassandra.com/2012/01/little-diva.html
here at home, we don’t (though my 3year old does, kasi gusto daw nya ung lamig galing sa floor.lol), and even at my parent’s house (we don’t take off our shoes/slippers). am not really used to it, but some of my friends do honor that tradition and i take off my shoes (when i see lots of footwears in front of the door, lol) before entering.
at home we use socks. so, it’s been a habit of us to remove our shoes when we are in somebody else’s home. I get irritated when someone does not take their shoes off when they are in our house ang iniisip ko na lang, baka mabaho ang paa kaya nahihiyang tanggalin ang sapatos..nyahahhaha
they do here in Thailand…most people does especially when going inside the temples! kami naman sa Pilipinas we do also, sa bahay namin we have sleepers na pambahay…:) nakasanayan na lang din siguro! sa school ni CJ sa Cambodia at dito sa Thailand they always removed their shoes when going inside the classroom. visiting late from Thursday Brownies, hope you can visit me back. thanks and have a great week.
Oh! Really cute! haha thanks for linking up to brownies sis!
beautiful sign Sis and yes! I do removed my footwear, it is a common courtesy
Returning the visit from Thursday Brownies.