Naked Group Photo by Spencer Tunick

Is nudity a cause? Sometimes I think so. I am a nudist at heart, but because of how repressive this culture is about nudity I don't live a nudist's lifestyle. Most people have such wacky ideas about body parts and what-not. I didn't even feel comfortable breastfeeding in front of anyone but my husband, kids, and my family. People get so freaked out when they see you breastfeeding, and act all crazy if they catch a sight of your boob let alone a dripping nipple.

Spencer Tunick was in town yesterday to do one of his world-famous group naked shoots. I really wanted to be a part of it, I've seen his work before and thought it was really cool. You had to sign up online to get where the location was. I was going to do it, I swear, Brian was kind of being wishy-washy about going and the kids thought it was the grossest idea ever and I couldn't get not one friend to do it with me, but I was gonna do it! What stopped me?

Eh, I don't know, inertia, maybe. You had to get to the secret photo shoot location like at 4 in the morning, which really isn't a problem for me because I'm rarely asleep at that hour anyway. But it's still kind of cold here, especially at night and in the early morning, so I knew I'd be all grumpy at being chilled. And I got turned off at his site: why is the skin color listed in shade with the lightest color being #1? Why is white always the starting point or whatever? It gets on my nerves. I do still think his work is cool and I hope the shoot was successful.