Pleasant surprise at the grocery store
It's summer here and it's humid and hot at the moment. It's not unusual to encounter locals shopping at the local grocery store that have not long hopped out of their pool and made their way to the grocery store ('shops' as we say here) . Seldom is there somebody in their swim suit but occasionally women will out on shorts and go with a bikini top. The most usual sign is wet hair, thongs (footwear you perhaps call flip flops) and damp clothing. This is so Aussie and Queensland!
But last week a entered an aisle and as I went along I noticed a woman ahead had the damp hair and was wearing a light dress with a very open back. From behind it was obvious she had no bra or bikini top. I thought good for her. But as I drew closer she had need to lunge forward over the handle of the trolley to her wayward child. At that point I noticed ahe also had no underpants or bikini bottom on either. She was pleasantly 'smooth' and aside from enjoying the fact somebody felt free enough to be so attired, I continued to think good for her. I didn't stare I just accepted her choice and continued on my way.
In telling my wife though, she retorted with a few comments that shocked me. But when I pushed back stating freedom of choice and the woman wasn't harming anybody my wife settled on it not being appropriate. I said I don't understand and my wife said she gets why it may be appropriate to swim in our own pool naked but it's not to go shopping with no underwear on. So I'm left a little confused....
I found out that Australians call flip flops thongs the last time we were there. My wife's brother lives near Katoomba. We took him and his family to a fairly nice restaurant. There was a sign in the lobby that said men in thongs were permitted in the bar area but not the main dining room. I was very confused until his son in law explained that it referred to footwear, not underwear or swimwear. Since he was wearing thongs (on his feet) we ate at a table in the bar area.
Nude 4070,thanks for sharing. Maybe what others don't appreciate is that Queensland is very hot and humid in summer, I'm guessing like Florida in the US. 30+c every day very humid, so perfect weather for nudity, but there are no legal CO beaches in the state, and it it a big state. I'm in southern Oz and the weather here in summer can be 40c one day and 20c the next, highly variable, and you see women shopping here too in very little clothing. It is a surprise at times, but good for them, they are comfortable, not bothered by their minimal attire and I think we should encourage.
Nude 4070,thanks for sharing. Maybe what others don't appreciate is that Queensland is very hot and humid in summer, I'm guessing like Florida in the US. 30+c every day very humid, so perfect weather for nudity, but there are no legal CO beaches in the state, and it it a big state. I'm in southern Oz and the weather here in summer can be 40c one day and 20c the next, highly variable, and you see women shopping here too in very little clothing. It is a surprise at times, but good for them, they are comfortable, not bothered by their minimal attire and I think we should encourage.
110% correct. In fact i had not mentioned this to my wife until Andy Lee's show "The 100" during the Australian Open revealed that 11% of us Aussies do not ever wear underwear.....my wife said I bet that's only men....and I said well the last time I went up to Coles....
It is annintriguing situation here in Queensland- the best climate for nude swimming but no CO beach! So you're home pool is the most logical option and yes some days you just don't want to get clothed after a delightful swim!
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