Another great week. Had some pretty challenging work this week, but I think I will pull through. My managers and team members feel I am doing a fine job.

My wife was with me this week, and she went house hunting. We feel we finally found one. But now we got to get the deposit and first month rent by the end of this month!

But we have seen miracles before!!

I'll try to keep you up to date.


Boyd Allen
"May the Lord protect our nudity from the sight of those who will not benefit, and may he allow us to be seen by those who will."

Boyd,

Congratulations on your continued success with the job!

I am also very pleased that you found a house to rent.

Just one question, though:
If I were to mow the grass in that back yard in the nude, would I be guilty of indecent exposure?

I pray that you will have rent and deposit money in time. If God is for this, he will show you the way.

If you were to come mow the grass? Hmmm...I'll try to keep an eye out on the neighbors.

Actually, I"m not sure. The houses are much further apart, but you can still see one another. We'll just have to check the attitude of the neighbors.

Boyd

Boyd,

A few years ago, I moved into my present house. That very first autumn I planted some shrubs and I am glad that I did. They grew quickly to give my yard natural beauty and some degree of privacy here and there. I only wish I had planted more.

I think that a wooden fence would give you immediate cover. You don't have to fence the entire yard if you can't afford it. Even a ten-foot section might give you a few square feet of place for naked sun bathing or nude sign painting. I plan on doing this myself. I am pretty sure that I cannot afford to fence my entire yard, but I could probably put up a few feet of wooden fence in a key spot.

Shrubs generally take two or three years to provide privacy, but they are cheaper than fencing. If the neighbors are not right under your nose, you might get enough privacy from a few well-placed trees and shrubs.

Leyland cypress, holly bushes, boxwood, cedar trees, and camellias come to mind as greenery that will give you year-round privacy.

Megan is of an age where she will enjoy running around in the buff outdoors. I suspect that you aren't too enjoy that yourself!

So here's my offer:
If you can provide me the cover, I will mow your lawn when I come visit you at your new home. I don't intend to go to jail over this. Maybe if you moved to Brattleboro Vermont or parts of California a privacy hedge or fence would be totally unnecessary, but rural Virginia? I don't think folks are ready to see me in my natural state.

We are going to be on a "month by month" basis since the house is up for sale and we are not yet in a position to purchase. So we cannot make any changes other than paint a room or plant some flowers.

Megan had no problems going nude at all, its her grandmother that seems to constantly have wild fears over it. So Gwin is now getting the message that we cannot be naked outdoors. She even questions me everytime I go nude in my shop downstairs. But is not bothered by it.

We went camping one night last week up there, (trains were too noisy, so we had to find a motel) and Megan asked if it was the "naked camping place". She really enjoyed it at Cherokee!

Gwin is looking forward to joining White Tail Resort. Only about 35 miles from there! Though we are only 20 miles away from Bar-S-Ranch, Gwin didn't like the place or the owner, so we have not gone there in several years.

We just need to wait and see what it will be like there.

Mowing the grass would be no problem for me anyway, I enjoy it, especially nude!

boyd

With the credit crunch, houses stay on the market a long time. You might even be able to work out some deal to have your rent applied to the purchase price if you decide to buy.

Alternately, this house makes a convenient spring board for searching for a more long-term place, a place where you won't have to ask permission to plant a privacy shrub.

Who knows, maybe God will cause a great big shrub to grow up right where you need it and you wont' have to plant it yourself.

Either way, being close to White Tail is great great news.
I hope you can be a part of that place from a ministry standpoint as well as merely going there.

I love gardening, and prefer to do it in the nude. Tending the garden is one of the first things God asked us to do.
Well, there is the command to "be fruitful and multiply", but it's not yet time for that.

I hope to visit with you folks again sometime.

God bless!