Like many, we headed home for the holidays.  Since I only see my family a few times each year, Christmas is a very special time for me.  What I didn’t count on was the adventure of getting and being there. We had planned for travel on Christmas Eve.  There was a lot to do yet, [...]

Christmas gift suggestions:To your enemy, forgiveness.To an opponent, tolerance.To a friend, your heart.To a customer, service.To all, charity.To every child, a good example.To yourself, respect. Oren ArnoldPhoto by JAGwired Tweet This Post

I usually just go with the flow.  I don’t complain–that much.  Darn, if it just isn’t too cold, too snowy for geocaching or just about anything outdoors these days. Now, I enjoy winter geocaching.  The woods in the winter are wonderful.  Except for the snowmobilers, it can be quite peaceful.  This weather, however, is testing [...]

When winter is getting you down, it helps to just think like a dog. Snow Dog Photo by jpctalbot Tweet This Post

Okay, I’ll admit it.  My name is Chris and I am a Blackberry addict. When I purchased my Blackberry Curve a month ago, I was amazed with the technology.  Then when I discovered Trimble’s GeoNavigator software, I was hooked. The other day I jokingly told my husband that if I should go before him to [...]

Before the snow and cold hit yesterday, we wanted to get grab a few geocaches. The day promised to be gorgeous. Sunny. Comfortable temperature. We had a plan for geocaching, but like all things, subject to change. Didn’t matter though because one geocache can make your day. The park we chose was a trail that [...]

Borrowing a disclaimer from tonka_boy, Warning!!! This post contains descriptions and photographs of specific geocaches that may be considered spoilers. If you geocache in the Eagan/Apple Valley/Rosemount area, you are hereby warned: do not read this post until you have completed the Halloween 2008 series by bflentje. Being surprised on your own is just too [...]