My Private Place for Naturism #22

[jbeegoode]

DF and I are laying naked under the stars watching meteors. In the night, there is a disturbance in our desert neighborhood.

https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2018/10/06/my-private-place-for-naturism-22/

Jbee

[Greenbare Woods]

Life and death goes on in the wild every day.   Only occasionally do we see or hear any of it.

[nuduke]

Doesn't it worry you & DF, Jbee that all those top of the food chain predators might take a liking to parts or all of you in the darkness?
John

[jbeegoode]

Animals are smart. They survive among other strategies, by not sticking around what they are unfamiliar with and not picking fights with critters their own size or bigger. They stick with what they know. They go for the young.

There was that morning when I was asleep naked under a sheet on my patio. A big bobcat boy sat a few feet away, patiently waiting for so more of the neighbor's cats. I wonder what he might have done if he noticed a mouse under the sheet, Like my toe or morning wood.

I'm okay. I can run faster than DF. ...nah.

You make yourself look bigger and speak in that non-animal-like human monotone.
Jbee

Rabid is highly unusual and unlikely. Mountain lions are extremely skittish and hide from humans. Javalina and the local coyotes are not attacking me for dinner. 

[Hymie]

JB,

Though I seldom comment, I have enjoyed reading all of your website articles. After reading one I can't wait for the next.

[jbeegoode]

JB,

Though I seldom comment, I have enjoyed reading all of your website articles. After reading one I can't wait for the next.

Thank-you for making my day. I feel humbly encouraged to hear such things. It makes me strive to get each post better. I think that it helps to give DF a sense of worthwhile involvement. It secures our feelings that we are somehow gifting a legitimately naturist website, discourse and encouragement. We want to find ways to share what inspires us, so we need to hear that it "clicked" with others.

It very much touches my heart to hear from an old "friend" of yor. Dang! I'm so pleased to know that you are alive, well, and kicking it up. I know that I miss your correspondence. When I think of Louisiana, I think of you.

A whole string of smiley faces,
Jbee

[nuduke]

May I add to Jbee's delight to hear from you, Hymie.
Once a frequent poster and commenter, now sadly silent, it's so good to know you are at least still reading the posts and hopefully well, happy and naked.
Man, I used to love reading your reports - even of routine walks - I remember the treatment works and the nature reserve, the porridge eaten before work walking in the road, your meeting with Larry, your wife's wry acceptance of your naturism and loads of other fond memories of your naked exploits, not to mention the hurricane a few years ago that devastated Louisiana (we were all very worried that you had been blown away but you popped up again soon enough, much to our relief).  Surely your naturist adventures haven't ceased altogether? 


I for one would love to hear from you from time to time even if only a brief comment here and there.


Good to hear from you, old friend.  Are you retired now or still constructing on a daily basis?


John

[jbeegoode]

And still driving to and from work nude and sometimes after hours work at the job site.

I too remember all of that well. Your wife's experiments with nudity had just made out to the back patio. She was incrementally coming along very well.

Jbee