The Nude Life

With Dallas-area temperatures in the low 80s since the start of the month, there has been little reason to be dressed around the house this month until today. Cooler weather arrived overnight last night, but since last week, over the weekend and until now we have been able to enjoy the indulgence of nudity all day every day during the first days in November while at home.

We spent a splendid nude weekend outdoors by the pool enjoying the warm sun, and didn’t have a need to get dressed except for a few chores since mid-week last week. It certainly makes laundry day on Saturday a lot easier when you are not wearing any clothes that need washing, and your laundry basket has few other clothes in it as well!

My wife and I are both working from home this month, so there’s little need to dress at all except for errands out of the house. Being comfortably nude during the day eases the passage of the workday, and before too long it is quitting time and we are able to kick back for some together time in the splendid weather.

Our ritual for the past few days has been to retire to the back patio for some card games and adult beverages immediately after “work” ends at 5:00 PM, enjoying the sunshine and calm winds in the most comfortable way possible. Being able to leave “work,” and be outside enjoying nude relaxation in the sunshine one minute later, is a luxury we are most grateful for.

Winter will be here soon enough, and with it the obligation to wear clothes for warmth while indoors as well as outside. And so we relish the late fall days when our nudity during the day can be uninterrupted, making workdays more comfortable and relaxed — even if only for awhile.

How’s your weather? Have you been able to enjoy any nude time as fall comes to the Northern hemisphere? Share your thoughts and experiences in The Nude Life Forum.

The extremely wet and rainy weather we’ve been having here in Dallas since the end of May has really put a damper on the sunning and frolicking of the area’s nudist population, ourselves included. Rather than relaxing in the usually blazing June and July sunshine of North Texas every weekend, as well as most days and early evenings during the week, we’ve been relative shut-ins, with a scarce few fine weekend days so far all season.

That’s taking a toll on our usually well-developed all-over tans — as well as our usual extraordinary abundance of life-saving Vitamin D, produced automatically by our bodkins when flesh is exposed to the Sun’s rays. Although thanks to a well-balanced diet and a daily multivitamin, most US residents don’t have to worry about getting their RDA of Vitamin D, we still bemoan the drought of sun we’ve had here lately which provides us the very most pleasant and natural way to obtain all the Vitamin D we can use.

The forecast still calls for gloom and more rain through the weekend, so there’s literally no end in sight to this weather pattern which has stalled a giant low-pressure system over Texas for most of the past month. With no seasonal steering winds present to blow this low out of here, we’re wondering when we’ll ever see the sun again — and be able to get back to our health regimen of Vitamin D production through nude sunbathing.