Monthly Archives: April 2020

On Being One’s Natural Self

Posted on April 30, 2020 by skyclad

I received a comment from Alexis about my last post which I am bringing here: “I am a bit curious though. You appear to have a fence around your yard, but you’re still able to see your neighbours’ houses and … Continue reading →

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Being Normal with Healthy Doses of Naturism

Posted on April 29, 2020 by skyclad

Building one’s own shed from scratch without buying a prepackaged set of cut lumber, and without a step-by-step plan is a daunting project. Add the fact that I am seventy years old and have spent my lifetime engaged as an … Continue reading →

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Keeping it Normal and Natural as an Author

Posted on April 19, 2020 by skyclad

Well, it’s Sunday afternoon and some filtered sunshine is making it through a thin cloud cover. Every once in a while a break in the cloud cover teases as the sun pours in through the large picture windows of my … Continue reading →

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Keeping Busy With Normalising Naturism

Posted on April 18, 2020 by skyclad

I got a haircut this morning and I now feel I look the way I see myself – neither scalped nor shaggy. Once that was done and we had our morning walk, my task was to finish making a step … Continue reading →

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Naturist Magical Moments and Breathing Freely

Posted on April 17, 2020 by skyclad

Some days are more frustrating than others, and then there is that moment when the universe sends you a message so that you come back to your senses. For myself, and in my opinion, frustration to life is a personal … Continue reading →

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Naturist Indoor Nirvana

Posted on April 16, 2020 by skyclad

Like many other places in Canada and northern USA, we are again getting snow. It is the soft, fluffy kind of snow that will quickly disappear in a matter of hours when the sky clears. Like almost everyone else on … Continue reading →

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The Sun is Shining, The Sun is Shining

Posted on April 14, 2020 by skyclad

The sun is out. The temperature is still below zero, but with the backyard protected from a southern breeze, I actually enjoyed a few moments in the yard. There is a promise for above zero temperatures in the afternoon which … Continue reading →

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Quarantine Lifted and a Walk in the Countryside

Posted on April 13, 2020 by skyclad

I’ve just come back from our first walk in the countryside since our return to Canada on March 29th. Unlike during a walk in Ecuador, I never did manage to feel warm even though the walking pace was good and … Continue reading →

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Easter Thoughts as a Naturist

Posted on April 12, 2020 by skyclad

It’s supposed to be springtime on the prairies, a time for the circle of life to be in a period of renewal. Emerging from the cover of dead grasses, the crocus wears the colours one often associates with Easter – … Continue reading →

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Being There For Others – Clothed or Not

Posted on April 11, 2020 by skyclad

This morning, I woke up to clear skies. With dawn, the sun made an appearance and promised a sunny day. Mid-way through the morning, everything had changed and it began to snow. This is normal for the Canadian prairies. The … Continue reading →

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