QUOTES 12/23/2018

[I] “. . . attended another home party in Tucson with the Buff-A-Teers.  Big lot, with cars parked strategically to block, we sat on lawn chairs outside.  Ate great food, played home made very large Jenga (take a mallet and knock out blocks so that the next person makes the whole thing tumble).  I was the one who made the whole 6 ft. tower of blocks tumble.  It was fun.  The guy who's house it was . . . had made a nice size pond with gazebo, sitting area, walkways, and soon a bridge across the pond that we all walked around.  We did have to cover up as there was a neighbor across the way.  We drew for gifts as another Christmas thing, ate some more, chatted, and went home.  Very comfortable weather, not too warm but not too cool.” – Cherie

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"Seeing no other cars, I left my shorts in the car and with hat, keys and walking stick took off nude down the trail. . . This trail was beautiful, meandering through meadow and forest through gradual hills for what seemed miles and miles.  For me there is no greater recreation activity then walking nude in the sunshine through a forest and meadow.” - Jay

“Getting naked on TV is the final step on my self-healing, self-acceptance journey.  I believe it’s time for the world to see that not all the women working in the entertainment industry have the perfect body, they are just women, struggling, like everybody else. . . With my participation in this TV project, I show the world my real, totally not perfect, self and I hope I can encourage other women to find a positive connection to their body.  You are enough.  Show the world that you are more than your body, sisters!” – Leo, http://www.nakedandalive.com/2016/09/28/naked-and-alive-why-i-got-naked-on-tv-and-feel-great-about-it/

“Lately, I’ve found the line between porn and art blurred.  More and more, I’ve been finding that one person’s porn is another person’s art.” - https://timothyach.wordpress.com/2016/11/29/the-line-between-porn-and-art/

“I have always taken the opportunity to talk about naturism in as unobtrusive a way as I can. . . people sometimes just can't believe that I'm openly talking about nude hiking.  They sometimes ask in shock, 'Did you just say nude? . . . I will invariably treat the question as if the person is concerned if I might be barefoot and what if I injured my foot?  So I will tell him that of course I have boots on and nothing else.  When I proceed in this vein, I'm forcing my listener to accept that nudity is natural.  If you do this ten times, a hundred times, a thousand times, you either lose your friend or you've made him or her accept naturism. . . But while you may make him or her accept nudity as decent, converting the person into a naturist is quite a different thing altogether.  They usually remain firmly textile but I have no problem with that.  All I want is for the person to accept naturism as decent.” – T.L.Lim, http://www.naktiv.net/blog/1168/shout-it-from-the-rooftops/