My List of things to do and not to do Naked!

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• HA

  

  Hawk

  Feb 15, 2017

  Do: clean house, laundry, cook, emails, watch TV, man's cape, etc.
  Don't: fry stuff, shave the cat, use power tools, etc.

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• DA

  

  Dan

  Feb 15, 2017

  Do: household chores, most DIY projects (especially painting and drywall), watch TV, shower, swim, relax, entertain buddies, eat dinner, shoot pool, cuddle, sleep

  Don't: anything with fiberglass insulation, set mousetraps, shoveling the driveway in temps below zero

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• PA

  

  Paul

  Feb 15, 2017

  DIY jobs inside and outside including using power tools, gardening including cutting the grass, walking the dog.

  Not using the grinder and welding.

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• NO

  

  Noclothesjohn

  Feb 17, 2017

  I do housework, some cooking including barbecues in our secluded backyard. Hot tub with friends is fun. I go to clothes optional health co-op for sauna and hot tub that offers social nudity. I ride the World Naked Bike Ride annually. Nude beach trips are fun.

  I don't use power tools, fry any foods or sleep in sun while naked.

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• JO

  

  johnwsliger

  Feb 18, 2017

  [quote]Don't know much that I do, that isn't done naked![/quote] I'm the same way. When we used to eat meat, I've even fried bacon nude with no mishaps. Never been splattered.

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• PA

  

  Paul

  Feb 21, 2017

  Do Washing the car/windows nude.

  Don't Clearing brambles.

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• LA

  

  Laker06

  Feb 21, 2017

  Do-- Currently doing the taxes. May as well make the best of a bad situation.

  Don't--- I try not to get arrested because of that "naked guy over there"

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• ME

  Member

  Feb 22, 2017

  Haulover Beach Edition:

  DO: Step over to the clothing optional set of the beach and enjoy Mother Nature's ocean as she intended.

  DON'T: Step back and forth between the line that divides the nude and non-nude side of the beach naked in order to confuse the textiles that can see you no matter where you stand on that invisible line.

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• BO

  

  Bob

  Feb 22, 2017

  I know someone that moved from the city to the country. He weed-wacked poison ivy. He was rather uncomfortable for a while. When he told people what he did all he got was belly laughs and no sympathy.

  Bob

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• PA

  

  Paul

  Feb 22, 2017

  [quote]I know someone that moved from the city to the country. He weed-wacked poison ivy. He was rather uncomfortable for a while. When he told people what he did all he got was belly laughs and no sympathy. Bob[/quote] Stinging nettles are another thing to be careful when dealing with when nude.

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• SU

  sunnmaxx

  Feb 24, 2017

  Last week it was Rug Doctor most of the house naked. This was after being naked in my home office most of the day. Did some work in the garage naked when it warmed up at the beginning of the week. Of course anything outside naked is high on my list but with two story houses nearby that only happens on a small portion of backdeck.

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  Tony

  Feb 25, 2017

  I miss working from home! I was able to work, clean up the apartment, prepare lunch and do laundry in the nude. (Yes, I still had laundry to do since I have a non-nudist hubby)

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• SC

  

  Scott

  Mar 10, 2017

  Do: Inside I am nude all the time. Outside only where I cannot be seen by neighbors and working in my woodworking shop when it warm enough.

  Don't: When in view by the public.

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