Nudist expo bares all in naked tourist industry

In its first annual nudist trade show in Las Vegas 22 vendors from resorts, travel agents and companies that cater to naturists showed their wares and tried to reach new customers who may think naked holidaymakers are only aging hippies or swingers.
"Naturists" -- the industry's preferred term --is more than just folks running around in the buff and sunbathing at nudist-only resorts, say insiders. According to the American Association of Nude Recreation, clothing-optional tourism is a $440 million-per-annum industry that includes everything from cruises, organized tours and more 250 resorts and clubs nationwide.
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Get naked! American nudists celebrate summer au naturel

Sorry I was late posting this, but it goes on all summer National Nude Week is the kickoff date. So drop the duds, and visit a nudist facility in your area. DO YOU DARE TO GO BARE? As Americans across the country take off for the holiday weekend, a select group will be going even farther. They’ll be taking it all off. National Nude Recreation Week kicks off with a metaphorical bang July 4, and nudists are inviting all of America to doff the duds, slap on the SPF 30 and join them for a skinny dip, a hike au naturel or an outdoor frolic in their birthday suits. “We’d like everyone to know how much better off we’d all be if everyone knew the physical, spiritual and emotional benefits of nudism,” says Dr. Gerry Goodenough, a Corona, Calif., nudist. “The constricting emotional doors all drop away, and pretty soon we’re all playing like little kids again.” Well, like naked little kids again. “If people would only try it once, I think they’ll see the joys of being naked outdoors,” says Carolyn Hawkins, spokesperson for the American Association for Nude Recreation in Kissimmee, Fla. “During Nude Recreation Week, most clubs open the doors for free and let people come in and see how much wholesome fun nude recreation can be.” Get naked! American nudists celebrate summer au naturel

It Was a Super Good Party

Yesterday, 21 June, we hosted a super hero dance and those that attended did a fantastic job of showing us how super heros should look.  Super special thanks to Scarlett Qi, certainly one of the best DJs in Second Life.  Also hats off to Stef and Trixie Bumbo for the fantastic set.

A few of those those who showed up in character.

Photos also compliments of Susan and Pico.  For more visit Stef's flickr site (log in required)

Dance Party At Su Casa

Blues Boy was spinning the tunes at Su Casa on Saturday, and did his usual bang up job. For those that missed the good time I have posted some pictures.

YAY for weekends !!

Personally, I spend quite a bit time here on the weekends. I like the relaxed feel and most people I meet are very nice. I enjoy observing people, behaviors personalities. So you would think there would be some differences between the SL day people and the night people. Well, this is not always true in SL. My day is another’s night and visa versa.

A few new things at Su Casa, I’ve heard Stef has added a few things to the lighthouse, house. Something I haven’t looked at yet, but will. The Sparkle Game had a small issue, a duplicate ID with another Sparkle game, and has now been replaced. The scores are actually from people playing at Su Casa. I was wondering why I didn’t recognize the names. :)