At new year I did a great little thing to bring in the new year.
It began about 2 or 3 years ago when in a mad moment I made some christmas decorations out of the cardboard tubes from toilet rolls (bath tissue) as a joke which we have been using at christmas ever since! I also made a whacky sculpture. Here is a picture of it
If you look carefully in the background, reflected in the dark windows, you can see me naked taking the picture. I sent this to my sons, not realising that I was there in the background. This caused them a lot of hilarity. They don't really know I'm a naturist but they do know that I go naked in the house more than my wife likes!
Anyway, back to the story. That Christmas we had the sculpture standing in the house and after Christmas I couldn't bring myself to throw him out. He languished in the corner of a room looking rather like the effigy of a pagan deity, I always thought, until this year when I dug him out and it suddenly struck me - pseudo Pagan fire ceremony to welcome in the new year! Because of lockdown there was only my wife and I at new year so I announced that since the tradition in many pagan religions at new year was to kindle lights, bonfires, fireworks etc for a winter festival that we could have our own in the garden by setting light to my pagan deity and dancing round him naked. She smiled and agreed although, as I found out later, she hadn't clocked the naked bit.
So on new years eve, just before midnight I undressed and went out to plant my sculpture in the middle of the lawn between a few bricks. I then undressed and my wife joined me in thick coat and boots and was pretty cross that I was intending to do it naked. However, I calmed her down and she realised it was a harmless amusement and grumpily let me go on with my plan to dance around the ignited cardboard man. And so I did, brining in the new year with a pagan wish for a better 2021.
Silly, I know. But a bit of fun nevertheless and thereby I wish you all a happy new year.
"What are you going to do with these pictures?" She asked. I replied that I would keep them like any pictures and look back to remember this new year.
"Don't you dare put this on the naturist forum" she admonished. "Don't worry, dear, I won't." I lied. Sorry dear, couldn't resist telling the naturist guys about my whacky new year escapade!
John