How many, many feet you meet

Dr Seuss was never one of my favorites growing up or as a teacher of elementary children. But, lately I LOVE Dr. Seuss. Thanks to Aunt Susan, Grace has a few classic Dr. Seuss books - The Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, and The Foot Book. And she really enjoys them because she can memorize the text enough to "read" it aloud to me and her stuffed animals and baby dolls. Often, she will want to go to bed with a book and I can hear her in her room (in the dark, mind you) "reading" to her dolls. You have to love a kid who takes a book to bed!This photo of Nana and Grace's feet and the photo in the last post reminded me of The Foot Book, a classic book of opposites:

Left foot, left foot
Right foot, right
Feet in the morning
Feet at night
Left foot, left foot, left foot
Right
Wet foot, Dry foot
High Foot, Low foot
Front feet, Back feet
Red feet, Black feet
How many, many feet you meet.