@meeka.monroe: Grandma didn’t play about wearing other folks’ clothes or walking around in somebody else’s shoes. Back then, she’d say, “Baby, you don’t know where those shoes have been or what they’ve walked through.” Or she’d remind you, “Everything somebody lets go of ain’t meant for you to pick up.” Whether folks meant it spiritually, practically, or simply as a lesson in discernment, these old sayings were passed down to make us stop and think before bringing someone else’s belongings into our lives. What did the elders in your family say about wearing other people’s clothes or shoes? Pull up a chair on The Hidden Porch and let’s talk about it. #spiritualtok #fyp #folklore #ancestors #spirituality