[geodawn]

great job! congrats!
(although it’s important to listen to the mrs. on the team. very very important)

sincerely,

dawn posing as geo

[geodawn]

quote:

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Originally posted by EnergySaver:
Does anybody out there that does NOT use a PDA/Palm/Etc to go “Paperless” … use the Pocket Query and Spinner, just so they have a their own little local “web world” of geocache listings to pick through and print?

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we’re not paperless either. i figure we don’t look geeky enough with the gps hanging around one of our necks, backpack on back, hiking boots, little bag of swag, etc., while looking over our shoulders ever two seconds to make sure we aren’t being watched, as we are kneeling down on small, sharp stones hanging off a bridge over a small, rocky creek, looking for a small, magnetic box hidden somewhere in one of fifty seven crevices……..so we also carry a pocket pc. it completes the picture.

i’ve used paper, and i like doing so, however i’m not able to be as “spontaneous” as i can with the pocket pc.

of course, it’s always important to remember that a paperless caching is not as useful as paper caching when nature calls.

[This message has been edited by geodawn (edited 04-21-2005).]

[geodawn]

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Originally posted by arcangl7:
Did anyone else notice that MB started this thread by both asking and answering her own question?

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yeah, i noticed that. i got so offended that she would post under two id’s that i just didn’t want to say anything about it. i pouted instead.

[geodawn]

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Originally posted by Trudy & the beast:
We were looking for a way to complete our Tupperware collection.

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we were looking for a way to get rid of our tupperware collection.

[geodawn]

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Originally posted by CB&MB:
Why do people get so offended by posts made by other people on these boards?
MB

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i really take offense to this.
😛

[geodawn]

geodawn – 3 (IA,MN,WI)

geodawn made it into illinios for a caching marathon. we would appreciate it if you could add this to our list.

thanks!

[geodawn]

that’s really great. i’m very facinated by benchmarks.

great job!

[geodawn]

hey, i’m logging here not only to say congrats for the first 100 (it’s exciting to get that first milestone), but congrats on picking such a cute name!

[geodawn]

and put lots of sticks over the freezer, too. either that, or wrap it in camo tape.

[geodawn]

oh, how wonderful! congratulations! what a very cute baby!!

(there wasn’t a travel bug attached to his toe, was there???)

once again, congrats.

[geodawn]

nice idea for a thread.

we like to leave rocks…….we get packages of polished rocks from oriental trading company and package them so they are a little more water tight. oriental trading also has rocks called “break your own geode.” i remember being so facinated by rocks when i was a kid (apparently i still am much to geo’s dismay….especially when we are hiking down from devil’s lake with an already heavy pack!). we’ve also done the magic 8 balls. i’ve also made “fortune tellers” or “cootie catchers” (whichever one they were called when you were younger) as a kind of gimmick on how to find a cache.

[geodawn]

congrats! great reason to “toot your own horn”

way to go.

[geodawn]

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Originally posted by cacherchick:
This should be a rule-

Don’t put your garbage in a cache. My sons get pretty disapointed when we hike quite a ways and all we find is garbage. Sometimes, quite literally. I understand one mans trash is anothers treasure, but come on….

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definitely ditto!

[geodawn]

geodawn so far has cached in the states of WI, MN, and IA.

sometimes we’ve chached in the state of confusion, too. but please don’t add that to the list. thanks.

[geodawn]

wow! great job! what did you find in the cache?

we’re planning on going to chicago pretty soon to try and nab that one.

congrats!!

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