Cats are psychic and can get extra elusive if some unpleasant activities, like trips to a vet, are so much as planned.
So brig…
There was much hippie wedding talk yesterday…and I saw an article in yesterday’s paper with some related info…and as I also see that you replied to everyones’ comments (by name) EXCEPT mine, here’s another…
Seems that many post-flowerchildren enjoy get-aways to nudist camps. So there’s this particular camp in Palm Springs that drew family folk from far and wide. It changed ownership becoming “Desert Sun,” got spruced up to the tune of several millions, and became an adult only establishment to the chagrin of many a family who insist, “kids are natural nudists, no. 1.” Incidently, the rooms at the place run to $450 a night, they have a “Bare Buns Night Club,” regulars visit the place several times a month, and yes, there’s a lawsuit.
So how do these feuding “naturists” relate to a potential hippie wedding in the woods, you say? The wedding could be a “family friendly” clothing-optional hippie affair. One drawn with many a convenient branch in the way, where you choose to wear tie-dye or nothing at all.
Grey… you should always have your towel with you. Always.
stick… forgive my misstep. Apparently I need to work on my comments etiquette.
Nudies can have their nudism. I don’t doubt that in the privacy of their own home, Beebs and Leroy go sans clothing. But as for out in public… well, I don’t think so. Palm Springs reached 114 degrees yesterday… and to be that hot does inspire the non-clothing thinking. To not be in a pool would be criminal. However… nudity beyond a pool… well… let’s just say that I’ll keep the tank top and shorts.
… but we all have our opinions.
I still hate tie-die.
I see “public modesty” as an artificial concept – if we didn’t drill ito our children’s heads from birth how “dirty naughty nasty” the human body was, I think they would just ignore it same as we do so many other things during our day.
TLDR: we only find it “naughty” because we made it that way.
As for me, I have no urge to run around without clothing outside my house. Simply because even the nudists would be throwing up in their mouth, just a little, at the sight. I firmly believe that spandex is a privilege, not a right, and those of us who do not qualify shouldn’t go starkers, either. 😀
Maybe if I was 100 pounds lighter and had my Navy body back I might think differently.
The towel! Don’t forget the towel this time!
Cats are psychic and can get extra elusive if some unpleasant activities, like trips to a vet, are so much as planned.
So brig…
There was much hippie wedding talk yesterday…and I saw an article in yesterday’s paper with some related info…and as I also see that you replied to everyones’ comments (by name) EXCEPT mine, here’s another…
Seems that many post-flowerchildren enjoy get-aways to nudist camps. So there’s this particular camp in Palm Springs that drew family folk from far and wide. It changed ownership becoming “Desert Sun,” got spruced up to the tune of several millions, and became an adult only establishment to the chagrin of many a family who insist, “kids are natural nudists, no. 1.” Incidently, the rooms at the place run to $450 a night, they have a “Bare Buns Night Club,” regulars visit the place several times a month, and yes, there’s a lawsuit.
So how do these feuding “naturists” relate to a potential hippie wedding in the woods, you say? The wedding could be a “family friendly” clothing-optional hippie affair. One drawn with many a convenient branch in the way, where you choose to wear tie-dye or nothing at all.
Grey… you should always have your towel with you. Always.
stick… forgive my misstep. Apparently I need to work on my comments etiquette.
Nudies can have their nudism. I don’t doubt that in the privacy of their own home, Beebs and Leroy go sans clothing. But as for out in public… well, I don’t think so. Palm Springs reached 114 degrees yesterday… and to be that hot does inspire the non-clothing thinking. To not be in a pool would be criminal. However… nudity beyond a pool… well… let’s just say that I’ll keep the tank top and shorts.
… but we all have our opinions.
I still hate tie-die.
… but tie-dye is so colorfully artistic.
… so no bouncy-bouncy naturalist volleyball after the nuptials?
Yes, I do agree with you on the virtue of public modesty.
I see “public modesty” as an artificial concept – if we didn’t drill ito our children’s heads from birth how “dirty naughty nasty” the human body was, I think they would just ignore it same as we do so many other things during our day.
TLDR: we only find it “naughty” because we made it that way.
As for me, I have no urge to run around without clothing outside my house. Simply because even the nudists would be throwing up in their mouth, just a little, at the sight. I firmly believe that spandex is a privilege, not a right, and those of us who do not qualify shouldn’t go starkers, either. 😀
Maybe if I was 100 pounds lighter and had my Navy body back I might think differently.