I've looked all over the city for zip up or Velcro boots.  Those are only
made for women.  At least in the Cleveland area.  There's snow here and I need
lace up boots.  Those boots with the speed laces, metal folds that hold the lace
without going through a hole doesn't work with one hand lacing.  It rips out
either the speed laces or the shoelace itself.

When a child goes through preschool and kindergarten, they are checked on
being able to tie shoes.  If there is a disabled child in the school then special
education parameters apply.  Susan is capable of using both hands, so why
shouldn't she learn both ways to tie her shoes?

Cannaday for President
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