GCYD54 The Honey-Do List (Traditional Cache) in Utah, United States created by DrJay

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GCYD54 ▼

A cache by DrJay Message this owner

Hidden : 9/18/2006

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Size: Size: small (small)

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Geocache Description:

When life's little chores are taking up too much of your geocaching time.


	June 2006 was not a very productive geocaching month for me. That's because my wife's "Honey-Do" list got in the way. You see, I promised to build her a new deck over the summer and she held me to it. To top it off (and to light a fire under me) she planned a Fourth of July celebration and invited all our friends over! That meant I only had a few short weeks to tear down the old deck and put up the new one. And that meant geocaching had to take a back seat. The timing could not have been worse. Momma Owl had just hidden DrJay's 300th Cache and specified that I couldn't find it until I'd gotten to 300 finds. I was a couple dozen short of that mark. So there I was: I had a home improvement project that was taking up all my spare time and there was a cache out there less than a few miles from my house and I couldn't go find it! I had to take advantage of every opportunity, no matter how small, to help me get my geocaching fix. A CACHE LIKE THIS ONE WOULD HAVE DEFINITELY HELPED. I placed this cache near a place where I spent a lot of time that month. The container is one that I had gotten a few of during the project and thought would make a great cache. Save this cache for a "rainy day," a time when you're burdened by a project of your own. It's during times like those that this cache will hopefully give you a quick and easy diversion. I've thrown in a handful of odds and ends I had leftover in the end. Don't you just hate when you are a few nails or screws short when you are near the end, but you have to buy a whole box?