Monday, December 29, 2008
The Ugly Truth About Sex
But there is a hidden story here. What this tells me is that teenagers desire to abstain from sex will have little impact on their actual ability to have sex. It means that evolutionary-developed drive to copulate is stronger than the will of most.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Alternate Realities
Recall that I come from a fundamentalist background. I went to Jerry Falwell's school so I you'll understand that I am completely perplexed that Robertson states:
- Wants the TARP money used to help consumers/homeowners.
- Calls Bush's handling of several matters including Iraq, Katrina and the economy "terrible" and "unprofessional".
- Says Obama "has the makings of a great president" (qualified by if he continues down his current, middle of the road course).
Now I'll admit that I have been doing some mind-blowing, geeky reading on Quantum Physics and String Theory recently so it is completely possible that I've just been sucked into an alternate universe.
Salem
This is the lens with which I look back to the legacy of slavery and the Jim Crow era. It is by no chance that the developed world has ended slavery just as we have made huge reforms in other areas such as gender-biases, freedom of religion and place of origin.
Which brings me to my point...
The Republicans built their modern-day alignment based on a reaction to the 1960s civil rights movement. It seeked to gain from the fears of "otherness" for electoral gain. Unfortunately, whether by commission or omission, this sentiment remains deeply entrenched in party today. It is no accident that most minorities in this country are Democrats.
And yet I hate this. I hate that my only choice is to either vote Democrat or to vote against my own self-dignity. I wish there was true choice and healthy competition out there in this regard.
But there is hope. It lies in the Republican's shrinking base. As the electorate becomes more composed of the young, which are more knowledged and accepting of differences and minorities, the Republicans will be forced to change. I welcome and look forward to this day. Even now, every few days I peruse Republican Internet sites in search of signs of change. Fortunately there is some chatter on this topic, not yet enough to trigger the change that is needed and ultimately unavoidable. Eventually, we realize that they're not witches. And even if they are... so what.
Postscript: Although I've phrased this as primarily about race, it really about "otherness", which include sexual orientation and other religions. Someday, when the party is less-based upon whom they hate and/or disregard, the Republican party will serve this country better.
Friday, December 19, 2008
Asshole
I say all this because I came across this article today that gives the latest on a former, local judge that definitely deserves to be in the running of the asshole of the year award. This judge sued a local dry cleaners for $54 million because he claims that they lost his pants. The dry cleaner had his pants, but even if they weren't his as he claimed, the cleaner's offer to replace them was declined so that the judge could start a dumbest of all law suites.
Here we are 3 years later and the judge (who subsequently last his job as a judge) is appealing yet again and threatening to go to the Supreme Court. The owners cleaners have had to close 2 stores and lost most of their savings just defending themselves.
Now I'm always one to understand that there are always 2 sides to every story. So event 'til today I continue to read the story, searching for some unseen insight that motivates the asshole. I haven't found anything other than... that he's an asshole. Somewhat in his defense, I'm wouldn't be surprised if the dry cleaners mistreated him when he made his initial complaint, but do you decide that this has gone too far? When do you stop wasting my hard-earned taxes to continue this charade?
Post Script: The man pictured in the picture is poor schmo that just happened to be standing when the photo was snapped and not the referenced asshole.
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Ah the Smell of Adams Morgan
Despair
He's a very good-looking guy, likely to be somewhere around 30 years old. He told me how he only likes black men. He said his first gay experience was with black men and that he's only ever dated black men since. He told me how he had recently just came out ending his prior period of furtive encounters. Remember that the stigma in his part of the world is far greater than it is here. Since coming out he has lost (a) his wife to divorce, (b) his kids to his wife, (c) his house to his kids, (c) parents, (d) grandparents, (e) 58 cousins, (f) job although I didn't quite understand this one and more.
He says that he's given up everything for "one, good, black man". Of course this isn't true. He gave up everything to stop living a lie, nonetheless the desperation and longing of the conversation deeply touched me. There are people that search for their soulmate for their entire life and he's only been out for 2 months. He told me that he's not looking for a big dick, a good fuck, or a one-night stand. Rather, he repeated over and over that he just wants one, good, black man. He even talked about abandoning his religion and being cremated upon his death. I wonder how long it'll be before he gives in to his familial loss and declare himself straight once more.
The saddest thing of all is that it is really difficult to find just one, good, black guy. No... not because he's black, but rather because he's gay. I know that the impacts of culture upon us are grossly understated. It is what makes some blacks internalize inferiority as much as the most ardent racist. It's because they're both watching the same TV shows, movies and reading the same magazines. Well, the same holds true for us gays. We've all grown up in a society that tells us that we are less, inferior and possibly even worthless. Some of us have confronted this and have largely overcome this self-hatred, but many more are still mired neck-deep in it. This is what makes us generally not husband material. That most of us have been more or less damaged by the very society that should have nurtured us.
Fortunately, there are good men out there though. I only hope that my friend finds one. I hope that he is mentally and emotionally ready when he does.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Sexual Racism
Sex and racism aside, I've always greatly believed in the basic principle that positivity is more powerful than negativity. Unfortunately the power in negativity is immediate, so we often think of it as stronger, but positivity tends to alter our mood, our mindset, our happiness and the happiness of those around us. It makes us more likable and attractive. These are more subtle, but stronger. Being positive doesn't mean that we must be pushovers either. I firmly believe that we can ask for what we want and be firm, yet in the nicest way.
Monday, December 8, 2008
Nudism Update
It has been now approximately one year since I first stumbled upon my first nude event and nearly 10 months since my first became active in DC. Having just gotten home from Key West, I thought this would be a good time to reflect on how my views, understanding and general feelings have evolved over this past year.
As the BF and I sat on the couch and reflected on our vacation we also thought of our other getaways that we've had this year. Now I should say that we've always enjoyed our vacations even in prior years, but this year's vacations seemed to be especially enjoyable to us both.
The answer is really nothing new. It's the warmth of the people. You can stand in a regular bar and maybe the average person might talk to 2 or 3 or so people that they didn't already know. But if that same person was naked in the same bar surrounded with other naked men, he'd likely meet 20 to 30. Perhaps nudism just doesn't attract people that want to hide. Perhaps we just can't take ourselves quite too seriously as we stand there in our nakedness looking positively silly. If you can, try to recall having fun and playing when your an 8 year old kid. Remember the silliness and yet the absolute, true and simple fun that could come from almost anywhere at anytime. Somehow I believe that being naked kind of causes to regress into this state, but totally in a good way. It's just plain fun... well... and sexy, but I guess that's where the the 8 y/o analogy falls apart.
I find that most of us long for a sense of connectedness and a feeling of belonging. We want to be able to simply "be" while still being accepted and not judged. The irony of course is that the very things that we do to achieve these ends are those things that isolate us most. For example, to be accepted we try to be cool. Of course, this immediately alienates anyone that isn't as cool as we are. And even in the circles that have bought into our engineered coolness, there is the stress of maintaining appearances such that we hide behind our cool clothing/hair/lingo/etc. Nudism is not magic, but makes it easier to dispense with such things.
On occasion people have asked me if I am a nudist. I have trouble answering this not because I care what they think about it, but because the word seems to mean so much to so many. I mean, I don't have a political agenda. I don't necessarily think its practical for our society to completely dispense with clothing. And yet I do love being naked. I love being with others that are naked. Although I accept that we will forever live in a clothed society, I believe that our culture could benefit from a little more of the body-acceptance that nudism promotes. Oh yeah... and it's just simply fun.
Does that make me a nudist?
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Key West
While in FTL we stayed at the Worthington again. What can I say? I like the place. We went to Club FTL for the first time which was pretty cool. It's funny how we'll go to a place like that while away and yet have never visited the local place in DC. We went to George's and collected yet more chips that we'll never cash in. There was the funniest guy from France named Phillipe at the guesthouse who locked himself out of his room. Being as nice as I am, I made sure that he knew that there was lots of room in my room... on top of me.
At Key West we met up with David, a guy we met at Folsom and met up with a couple of times since. He heard we were going and asked if he could crash in our room for a couple of nights. We all shared a full-sized bed, which actually worked out pretty well. We spent most of our time in the backyard of the Bourbon Street Pub, the Island house and Oasis. Of course I was naked everywhere we went. I have no idea where my clothes keep going to.
Best memories:
- Definitely the best memory was a 3-way with the BF and a latino named Fernando. I can't tell you how hot that was. So much so that the BF is still talking about it.
- Seeing the really gorgeous guys at the Island house. There was a gorgeous 6 ft 3 guy from our guesthouse that I probably spent way too much time with. I remember the latino boy with blond-dyed hair.
- There was a nude/underwear/foam party at the Bourbon St. Pub. Every time I looked over it looked so much fun that I just had to go in. So I alternated between getting all soapy followed by dips in the pool, drying off with a random towel then snuggling with the BF to keep warm. After a while, there was a lot of interesting thing happening in the back of the foam party which just made it all so much more inviting.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
My Head is Exploding
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Just a Little Play
Of course as we entered, I immediately wanted to take my clothes off. I mean, I'm not an exhibitionist, but clothes just felt so constraining and... inconvenient. You're not buying that huh? Anyway, the BF is not overly fond of my penchant for almost-anywhere nudity, but typically humors me. It's not like I streak downtown or anything. Well... at least not yet. So many of the parties that we attend are either (a) entirely social, or (b) a mix of social with some play, so this party is not exactly typical for us. We both did have fun though.
Favorite moments included:
- Getting a blow job from 2 guys at the same time while a 3rd worked the other side (see now you can see how clothes could be a problem),
- Getting fucked by a really good-looking and huge-dicked black guy, and
- Watching our latino friend get fucked senseless.
We got home at 5a and of course, saved the best for last. So how was the party? Well... hmm... I guess not bad.
Friday, November 28, 2008
Gabriel
Anyway, today he said something funny/interesting/strange. In the course of a natural conversation he says that someone in a relationship should never allow a single guy to stay in their house presumably I guess because it always ends badly or something like that. The funny thing is though that his very next statement was about how much he respects the both of us and how that would make it different for us if we ever did anything together. Hmm.
All Is Not As It Appears
The Long Dark Night
The BF and I have a couple of winter getaway planned to warmer climes to breakup the doldrums of winter. Both will be in warm, sunny, clothing-optional places by beautiful beaches. One will be taken along with 6 friends so that should be a lot of fun. On the other trip is to Ft. Lauderdale and Key West, where we are supposed to meet up with a guy we met at Folsom, whom we have already seen one time since first meeting him. I've been looking at the upcoming events in Key West and decided that we picked the perfect time to visit.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Change in Appalachia
During the presidential election, his uncle would commonly talk about the "nigger" and how the country would never allow a "nigger" into the white house. About a month before the election, his uncle said, "Rick, there are things I would like to do before I die and one thing I've never done before is vote. How do you register for this?" My friend offered to find out the rules for him to register. The filled it out together, submitted out and his voter registration card came in the mail a short time later.
The uncle then said, "well I'd really like to do this, can you help me go vote?" It was obvious that this was really important to his uncle so he agreed. This was a little harder since Rick had to vote in Lynchburg, which is over 4 hours away. Rick agreed. He figured he could vote early morning and then drive to NC afterwards to help his uncle. Rick later discovered that NC has early voting so they went and waited in line to do so. This was very difficult because the uncle has trouble walking, standing (remember the long lines) and seeing.
The election workers allowed Rick into the voting booth to assist his uncle. He carefully explained the process and pointed to each circle while telling him, "this circle is for John McCain, this one for Barak..." Squinting, his uncle said "point to the circle for Obama." Rick did and his uncle darkened the circle. My friend then confirmed to make sure that he actually meant to do what he just did. They haven't even discussed it since.
I've heard several of these types of stories over the course of this election cycle. What strikes me about such recountings is that it is evidence that times and people are changing. No, not everyone. In fact if you look at the election results across Appalachia, there is no denying that this is the singular part of the country in which race played a disproportionate role in determining the next president. But even there... in the heart of where racial tensions run deepest... change has already come to thousands of people just like Rick's uncle. And this makes me happy and brings hope.
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Dirty Underwear
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Palinisms
I'm always amazed at how poorly she speaks. I mean... is this even English? And if so, what
exactly is she saying? Sure, there are many politicians that have made a career out of saying nothing, but the difference is that at least these politicians manage to say nothing while at least sounding intelligent. Palin just sounds like someone that either is dumb as a door nail or has such a poor command of the language that they get lost in their own sentences.
Postscript: I've said in an earlier post about how much I hate to proof-read and the funny kind of mistakes I find when I do. Since this post is specifically about language, perhaps I better read this over at least once...
Monday, November 10, 2008
Center-Right
But intellectually, this makes no sense. For one, center-right of what? There must be a reference point. There is no absolute center from which to judge who's left and who's right. For example, compared to China, even the most liberal Democrat is incredibly conservative. My point is that the very term itself is relative and not an absolute and the statement is made with respect to a vague and ambiguous marker that is likely different in everyone's head and likely moves over time. I know. This statement is made based on polls of people self-identified party affiliation. But to use these numbers to make such a statement is to confuse core beliefs with party affiliation. Certainly the two are related, but are not the same.
Another reason why it makes no sense is that neither the Democrats nor the Republicans do a very good job at staying ideologically consistent. For example, the Republicans are expanding government and at least partially nationalizing our banking system while the Democrats are proclaiming the need to expand our military in ways that would put any neo-con to shame. So even if more people self-identified as Republicans, which BTW is no longer true, this doesn't mean that those people into all of the specific policies that the person making the argument is trying to make.
This is yet another 1984-type statement that politicians are so good at which allow them to sell their snake oil while distracting us from the real topics. The Republicans are using it because today they are loosing the argument of the issues. But just wait a few years and I'm sure the tables will turn once again. Hopefully somehow, someway, we'll come together and actually do something for the country anyway.
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Cherub
Thursday, November 6, 2008
OMG!!! It Was Worse Than We Feared!
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Yes We Did!
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
100,000 In Virginia
Sunday, November 2, 2008
FTL
On Saturday night after meeting up several people a George's, we all came back to the Worthington. I think I've met white, thin, cock-twin. We held them together and I was amazed that they seemed exactly the same size in both length and width. So I decided this was my opportunity to do things that I'm way too inflexible to do to myself. You figure it out.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Election Probability
Anyway, I came across the 538 website, which I've never read before. It definitely feeds that academic side of me. If interested, go to their site and look at the very interesting graphs and maps. I've pulled a couple of them out so that I can make comments.
1. This first one is obviously the result of simulations of election results. Compare how many read bars versus blue and how small those read bars are. Those red bars represent the likelihood of an Obama loss appear really small. Now for the bad news, simulations like this necessarily must make models imitating how voters think and behave. If you think polling in this election cycle is very difficult, making good simulations is impossible.
2. This second graph is presumably based on the same set of simulations as above and of course should not be trusted for the same reasons. But for fun, the findings are astounding.
- Chances the McCain will win popular vote: just 5.48%!
- In 2000 and 2004, Bush's path to the White House was to win Ohio and Florida. The chance that even if McCain can win both of these (he's currently trailing in both) that Obama will still win: 73.7%! Damn!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Timmy
Today we arrived about 1.5 hours before the race was scheduled to begin. Since this was the earliest we had ever arrived, I was actually pretty surprised by the number of people that were already lined up 1 and 1/2 hours before the race was set to begin. Oh yeah, did I mention that the high temperature for the day was an unseasonable 52 degrees? We side "hi" to the SW who volunteered as an event marshal and headed to JR's for pre-race drinks.
At JR's, we saw Timmy (not his real name). Timmy is a very cute 36 y/o that always talked to the BF during underwear night on Saturday at the GL. The last time the BF and I went to naked cocktails, I was surprised to see him there also. Honestly, he is quite the hottie. At the underwear parties he always talked to the BF and never to me. This night he said "hi" to the BF and the BF eventually introduced him to me... again. Conversation was interesting. We talked about many topics including the presidential elections. He's a conservative, but I won't hold it against too much him since I too have many conservatives leanings.
At some point during the evening he asked me if I kept a blog. Uh... ok. He then told me about things he remembered from the blog that of course I had forgotten that I had written about. Yes, my memory really is that bad. I remember the events of which I write, but not that I had written about them. Sometimes I actually forget the event itself. It's part of the reason I started the blog in the first place. Anyway... shock and surprise it really was this blog. Funny thing is that I've met quite a number of local people that have said that they've read my blog and this didn't bother me. I guess forgetting what I wrote does have it's privileges.
Anyway, after quite a good time with both a good conversationalist and a very cute guy, he said that I should write about him. I have a policy against writing anything that would definitively identify people except to themselves, but in this case... actually, I think I still managed to make him anonymous to all but himself and the BF pretty well.
Anyway, here's to you Timmy if you ever happen to read this. I enjoyed our time together together with you and the BF. Finally I've had the opportunity talk to you. I realize that I'm not your type and that's ok, but I think you're really attractive nonetheless. Here's to hoping it doesn't take 3 more months before you find someone to tickle.
Monday, October 27, 2008
Down
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
GNI
Saturday, October 18, 2008
We're votin' for the n***er!
So a canvasser goes to a woman's door in Washington, Pennsylvania. Knocks. Woman answers. Knocker asks who she's planning to vote for. She isn't sure, has to ask her husband who she's voting for. Husband is off in another room watching some game. Canvasser hears him yell back, "We're votin' for the n***er!"
Woman turns back to canvasser, and says brightly and matter of factly: "We're voting for the n***er."
I guess what I find reassuring is that for many people in this country, the importance of race-bias now falls below other interests such as the economy and the welfare of this country. This was not always the case and represents a momentous step forward.
The Coming Storm
"Let me just say categorically I'm proud of the people that come to our rallies." - John McCain during the final debate on October 16th (transcript).
Supports at a Palin campaign rally.
Chris Matthews Unhinged
I just watched Chris Matthews interview with Congressional representative Michelle Bachmann a few minutes ago (tivo'd). Actually, I'm less bothered with her craziness since I just kind of accept the fact that there are some crazy people out there in the world. What I found most interesting though is Chris's complete inability to conduct the interview with any modicum of competence. I know a lot of people dislike Chris, but I actually like him. He was just completely unprepared for what this lady had to say and frankly became unhinged.
Interestingly enough, Bachmann's crazy tirade was followed by Stephanie Cutter, a senior advisor of Obama's campaign. And what was her answer to Michelle's accusation that Obama was un-American? First, "Well what do you want me to say Chris?" Huh? Are you kidding me!? This was then followed by "I'm moving to Canada!"
Unbelievable!
In all fairness though I need to finish watching it. I was so taken with the first 16 minutes of the show that I had to write this before finishing it. Maybe everyone will redeem themselves as the show moves on.
Update: Ok, step back and take a deep breath. After the commercial, I've just watched Katrina Vanden Heuvel, editor of The Nation. She provided a superb and impassioned retort to the rantings of Rep Bachmann and was obviously speaking from the heart. She was then followed by Pat Buchanan. Pat said he agreed with everything she said except investigating the congress. And just for a little more political theater (because the show was so uneventful up til this point), Katrina's phone goes of loudly several times at which point she says, "Forgive me, I don't mean to do a Guiliani!"
So let's talk about Pat. He's about as radical as they come, but has moderated himself in recent years such that he's now only just a right-wing nut. Trust me, this is a huge improvement. But not this day. This day we saw the old Pat Buchanan. That endearing separatist, neo-fascist that we had become so accustomed to in years past. For the record, I have to credit Pat to introducing me to a new term today... afro-racism. Who knew such a term existed although I find it somewhat ironic that he's using the term.
At the end of the segment, Chris said "Pat you gotta be careful. Your instincts are coming back." Obviously he felt the same way about Pat's performance as I did.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Electoral Map
As I write this, the debates are exactly 1 hour and 13 minutes away. This is McCain's last chance to have a major impact on the election outcome. Could he still win? Of course, but it would almost certainly have to be done by some outside, yet unforeseen event unless he can land a hail-Mary pass tonight. Things are not looking good for him, but fortunately, very good for the country.
As for race relations in an Obama presidency.... I'm an optimist. I realize that this will bring out the craziest kooks and the most bold-faced racists. I realize that people will parse every action and declare how bad he is. But fortunately, Obama is nothing if not competent. And because of this I am confident that this will be limited to just a fringe and the country at large will greatly benefit both from his thoughtful and insightful leadership as well as the racial progress that he represents.
And the best part of all.... I'd happily vote for him if he was white... or Asian-American... or Latino-American or any other nationality. I'd vote for him anyway because his insight, judgement, tone, hope and vision are exactly what this country needs. And that makes him the best choice to be the President of these United States.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Fear
The problem is, as an organization grows it becomes less obvious how an individual worker/participant's actions contributes to the organization's objectives. It also becomes less obvious how achieving the organization's objectives benefit the individual participant. For example, if you are the only sales person for a company, you understand exactly how your poor performance will kill the company. However, if you are part of a 1000-person sales team, the effects of slacking off a little appear diluted, even if the collective slacking off of the whole team would harm the company just the same.
I say all of this because as much as I want the Democrats to CRUSH the Republicans this election cycle, there is a little, soft voice in the back of my head that reminds me that I should fear whenever any party gains full control of Government. So... is it possible to both crush the Republicans but keep just enough around the keep the Dems honest?
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Strictly Porn
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Saturday, October 4, 2008
The South
Friday, October 3, 2008
Tribute to Robin
Main Street vs Wall Street
Let me try to paint a picture. I own my home and have positioned myself to be able to withstand the current crisis. But how much do I really own my home? After all, about 60 to 70% of it is still mortgaged, so doesn't the bank own more of my home than I do? Well... no. You see they are just investing the money given to them by their depositors, that is, ordinary folks with checking and savings accounts at their bank. So then all of the bank holders in the country (or at least those having an account at my bank) own a piece of my home (kind of).
Now banks typically sell their mortgages on the secondary markets to Fannie/Freddie who when bundle them into mutual fund -like packages and sell on wall street. Shares of these bundles are then purchased by various money funds including money markets, mutual funds, 401k funds, pension funds, etc.
The wheels that turn America operate on credit. I know credit gets a bad name such as running up credit card debt beyond what you can pay, but credit is also used constructively to fuel the economy.
For example, let's say I have a small business and just got a new order or contract to perform some work. I'll get paid at the end of the contract or some period after the end of each month, but I must hire people to do the work today. These employees want their check on Friday and do not want to hear about how invoices are paid two months in arrears. Where do businesses find the money to cover this short-term cash flow issue, through bank loans. The same principle applies to small and large businesses alike.
So what happens when the markets are scared shitless and won't lend money? Business can't hire even though they have guaranteed work and income. Prosperous businesses can't expand to meet increasing demand. As a result, unemployment increases and average Americans can't find a job. This starts a vicious cycle because this further leads to a lower demand for products and services because (1) people aren't buying because more and more of them are unemployed and (2) businesses aren't buying because they can't get the funds for the initial investment. Of course this leads to further slowdown and even higher unemployment.
Is the Paulson plan the right plan? I don't know. I've certainly have been hearing other alternatives that sound reasonable to me, but I'm not an economist. All I have to say is just don't tell me that this is just a Wall Street problem as our country goes over the precipice toward a 1930s style depression.
Monday, September 29, 2008
Folsom Pictures
Folsom Street Fair - The Return
The BF, SW and I are on the plane, when SW tells me that he's doesn't feel well. I won't go into details, but I'll tell you that we spent the majority of the flight lying on the floor. Also of note, the flight had 5 medical doctors, a priest and and an eastern religion spiritual healer on board. Who knew?
Folsom Street Fair - Sunday Oct 28th
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Folsom Street Fair - Saturday Oct 27th
Folsom Street Fair - Friday Oct 26th
We spent most of the day Friday checking in, touring the Castro, meeting up with a couple of German visitors that the Social Whore had made an internet contact with and finally going bar hopping before ending up a Blow Buddies.
Actually, one of the Germans is an American. He emigrated after college, so he's lived there longer than he lived in the US. It's hilarious to hear a guy with a thick German accent use such completely american phrases. The funny thing is that to us he has a distinctly German accent, but I'm sure the Germans think he sounds American. Go figure.
After going to a couple of bars, we ended up a Blow Buddies. Wednesday is nude night, but today was dress as you like... or not. When we walked in, everyone except one had at least pair of pants or a shorts on. I gather there was less nudity than usual due to all of the visitors in town. The place was packed with beautiful men of all ages. When I was getting undressed, the Social Whore asked me if I was going nude and told me that he would. So I completely disrobed. After I checked all of my clothes, he decided that he felt a little uncomfortable and would keep his pants on! The bitch owes me one big!
Anyway, it was actually fun walking around in the buff. It's actually kind of titillating to be the only nude one. As the night wore on, a lot of gorgeous guys started going around in just there the bikinis or jock straps. Definitely a fun night.
Thursday, September 25, 2008
OMG!
Folsom
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Obama and Palin
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Finally Some Sanity (Politics)
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
Weekend in the Woods
The pool was heated to near perfect 94 degrees. We spent the entire weekend listening tunes, swimming and enjoying the perfect late summer weather in the buff.
I most enjoyed getting closer to some people that I already knew. Also, another nudist from central Virginia spent the better part of Saturday with us. He was cutie of about 32 years of age and we kind of immediately hit it off. No, we didn't have sex except perhaps engaging in a little frottage. He did send me a very sweet email after the weekend was over.