Everyday Occurances

[nuduke]

I take each bubble and slice a pattern of perpendicular lines into the flesh not cutting the skin or my hand. I then push convex to concave. The meat spreads into squares, which easily scrape off with a spoon into a bowl.

Still flummoxed!  How about a technical drawing?
John

[eyesup]

I THINK this is what Jbee is referring to.
http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/how_to_cut_a_mango/

If not, I found it by Googling "how to peel a mango".

Duane

[nuduke]

OOhhhhh!  Right!  Got it!  That's much what I do but in bigger chunks. I guess I've never sought to describe it!
Thanks for enlightenment, Duane


John

[jbeegoode]

Thanks for picturing it. I was waitin for someone to take the pics while we're naked and post them. This is much better.
Jbee

[eyesup]

I was waitin for someone to take the pics while we're naked and post them.

Who would be lurking about takin’ snaps of you naked and postin’em?

Duane

[jbeegoode]

"My Private place for Naturism #20" is published over at my website. It is a short interlude in winter. It is a prelude to #21, which will follow in a few days. The following week, a Trip Report prelude to the Trip Report covering our first foray with the new strategy down in the Santa Rita Mountains.
https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2018/01/24/my-private-place-for-naturism-20/
Jbee
 

[Greenbare Woods]

Nerve damage?  Toes?  From a cactus?   Barefoot?   

[jbeegoode]

Nerve damage?  Toes?  From a cactus?   Barefoot?

October of 2015, I still had my battle with Morten's Nueroma going on, the nerves between my toes. I was out the driveway barefoot and got hit with the perfect storm, when a piece of cholla's needle poked that particular nerve. It swelled, it was checked at urgent care, it went to the doctor, it for the most part, laid me up about six weeks and went on seemingly forever. Toxins I think. There was no infection although I got antibiotics anyway. Doc gave me a bunch of opiates. I haven't been relaxed barefoot out there since. It got in the way for a while.
Jbee

[Greenbare Woods]

Sorry to  hear about your troubles with the cactus.  I hadn't imagined that a cactus thorn scattered by wind or something could cause so much of a problem, toxins, etc.   I've had enough trouble with those nasty tack-weeds.   Be well. 

[jbeegoode]

My Private Place for Naturism #21
Next of the continuing series:
Out to Hav-a-rock on a cold day, moving, galloping to feel warm.
https://thefreerangenaturist.org/2018/01/26/my-private-place-for-naturism-21/
Jbee

[jbeegoode]

I'm thinking of naming the last post #21 "Where's Waldo."
Jbee

[jbeegoode]

So, I did a fast a couple of weeks recently. One result was loss of weight at the waistline. The shorts that I had been wearing snug began to sag more and more as the procedure went on. One day a miracle happened. As I walked through the front door, my hands full, they fell off? Slid right down my legs dragging my underwear with them. My clothing had been trained to fall off of my body as I walked into the house, as if from habit training! Voila, perfect!

The material stretches from its tidy clean state, by activity. The timing seems phenomenal. It has happened three times now. Maybe not a miracle, but I must say, I like my automatic pants! Okay, if I believe this, eventually they will drop somewhere else. I will buy new pants, suspenders, or consider it an act of the cosmos telling me something, manifestation, my path in life, an omen, a sign, or maybe just a result from lack of resistance. 
Jbee

[nuduke]

The hot spell in the UK continues.  3 or 4 weeks now.  The hosepipe bans will start soon and the worries about water supply.
However coupled with a reasonably quiet period in my diary, it has been a bonanza for me of naked time outside in the garden and inside too.  I have done loads more gardening than usual! 
It's surprising how quickly you become blasé about it.  I am inside at the PC (naked) this afternoon as the sun is pretty oppressive and the humidity high and I can't seem to raise the motivation to be outside in it this afternoon's heat - so I've come inside to catch up with my FRN posts.
Garden can wait....
But now I feel slightly stressed by the thought that the UK weather can turn 180 degrees in a matter of minutes or hours and the summer will be over and my opportunity will have gone too.  After we have a small period of rain the summer seemingly never regains it's former glory because that rain is towards the middle or end of summer (or throughout if we're unlucky some years).

I thank my stars that the 'difficult' choice today is between sunbathing recreation outside and other recreation inside.  I feel lucky about that. 
The diary hots up end July onwards so I will look back on this summer with fond memories.
John

[jbeegoode]

It would seem that July is the middle of summer, lasting until at least August. By watching the dust on the cobble stones in the Tour De France, you are still having a lovely drought. By the dress of the public on the sides of those roads and the open jerseys, it is warm.

Does drought diminish insect population? Does heat that drives people indoors signal an opportunity to roam in a nude body? Nude bodies handle heat better. Here in Arizona, we have children and everyone indoors while we are outside frolicking in the 100plus heat. Doesn't the humidity cause condensation and perspiration and the slightest light breeze cools? Doesn't dry air diminish the heat index? Are there not a bizzillion trees providing shade, shelter, and cover to sidestep textiles? Are the hiking bare people out there in the country thoroughly enjoying themselves? Do you have new laws that protect you from...laws?

Trip Report Nuduke! One life to live! If you hang out with a barber, eventually you'll get a haircut. If you hang out with domestic plants, eventually you become domestic and planted...but then again, naked, domestic and planted.
Jbee

[ric]

We've got pleanty of flies,. Probably coming from stables ,next door, 3 horses , about 50 yards away.  Seen the odd was planning the last few days  and pleanty of wild bees about.     Could do with a rain storm to flood any was wasp nests in the ground... Bit dry to pour a gallon of  petrol and a match in.  We see bats flying about as it gets dark.   Pleanty of butterflies about as well.

Been washing wooden window frames this afternoon in preparation for restaining., only one is actually visible from the lane.... But a large white van parked on the drive will cure that..... Hopefully make a start on Friday and get  finished sometime next week.    5 bed  bungalow  with a wooden conservatory....18 window frames...its been so long without rain now that it's liable not to stop once it starts.