Group Cachers Assemble!
| Sixteen cachers, six cars and no one in charge. Yeah, that’s gonna end well. But has a dire prediction ever stopped MAGPI? HA! Just shut up and drive. |
chris on March 7th 2010 in Geocaching
| Sixteen cachers, six cars and no one in charge. Yeah, that’s gonna end well. But has a dire prediction ever stopped MAGPI? HA! Just shut up and drive. |
chris on March 7th 2010 in Geocaching
Thanks to Mr. K (aka sidekick engineer) and his Rock Star status, Team Kuclick scored the biggest suite at Bedford Springs Resort for New Year’s Eve 2009. Oh yeah. Just call Chad and I the posse (two does not qualify as entourage sadly).
Sadly we did not live up to the room’s expectations – or rather the expectations we surmised from the previous tenants who managed to get chocolate pudding on the wall and did something that required the paint to be touched up before we were able to move in. That’s not to say we didn’t live like rock stars….we just lived like neat and tidy rock stars. We’re ’sponsible like that you know.
chris on March 7th 2010 in Geocaching
…It’s Good
(and if January 1 is any kind of indicator, it’s also full of cheese.)
chris on January 2nd 2010 in Uncategorized
It was with all that hype that I went to bed last night, rather disappointed that there was only a dusting of snow to be seen at 11:15 p.m. Great, another blunder in the world of meteorology where being wrong half the time won’t cost you your job.
Imagine my utter surprise when I awoke to find four inches of snow blanketing town and more on the way. Now THAT’s more like it Mother Nature!
Now alot of folks would freak out and stay inside (or worse, be stupid and try to get their convertible pontiac whatever off the side of a hill with the top down) but not me. I had cards to be mailed. And plus, come on, I own tons of winter gear! Chad and I bundled up and headed down to the post office (and liquor store because it never hurts to have a bottle of port on a snowy day).
It sure is fun to play in the snow when you’ve got nothing to do. Lots of fun.
After a quick snack and a rest, it occurred to me (thanks to her loving husband -ed) that we owned snowshoes that had never been used. So back we bundled and off we went, going up and around neighborhood (and seeing the aforementioned folks in the convertible – kids, if you aren’t driving a snow worthy car, just walk) enjoying the 6+ inches of snow (while being pelted with yet more snow).
I love snow days, even if they are just Saturdays in disguise.
ps. our siamese Kimi REALLY wanted outside. She started out the back door a few times but then thought better of it. When we went out to put on the snowshoes she snuck out onto the front porch.
She gave it the old college try but retreated to the porch by the time we’d gotten into our snowshoes and were heading up the hill. I dare say, I doubt Kimi is going to be making any more breaks for freedom any time soon.
chris on December 19th 2009 in Family