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Housekeeping
Sep. 15th, 2010 12:00 pmThe last couple of days have been about resting and re-organizing my stuff, moving gear off Ol' Number 3 in order to sort, clean, and purge. I intend to do some painting and cleaning of the shelves and kitchen, re-organize the storage, and perhaps reposition the bedroom in order to open up some space. I still have a small pile of dusty playa gear that needs to be cleaned and either put away or used.
I have also applied for my first 'vanity' anything - I'm changing my callsign from KF5IEC, to N5GRM. I intend to add completing my General Class Amateur Radio License to my list of 101/1001 things. Speaking of licenses, today I will be applying for 'inactive' status on my Oregon Professional Counselor license - I don't see myself practicing in Oregon anytime soon.
I have been asked by the New Braunfels Girl Scouts to help with a merit badge requirement for, of all things, geocaching. They would like me to help two Troops of young women learn orienteering and land navigation, using a GPSr to find specific points, cleverly called geoscouting. *smile* There is a couple of caches in Landa Park I haven't found yet, and I see this as a win-win situation. I've been promised a Girl Scout Orienteering merit badge to put on my BRC Ranger shirt, a perfect bonus.
Speaking of geocaching, I have indeed lost the race to get to the cache anniversary first. I underestimated the will and drive of my opponent, and stopped at 396, figuring I was well ahead. *grin* I deserved to lose.
I have also applied for my first 'vanity' anything - I'm changing my callsign from KF5IEC, to N5GRM. I intend to add completing my General Class Amateur Radio License to my list of 101/1001 things. Speaking of licenses, today I will be applying for 'inactive' status on my Oregon Professional Counselor license - I don't see myself practicing in Oregon anytime soon.
I have been asked by the New Braunfels Girl Scouts to help with a merit badge requirement for, of all things, geocaching. They would like me to help two Troops of young women learn orienteering and land navigation, using a GPSr to find specific points, cleverly called geoscouting. *smile* There is a couple of caches in Landa Park I haven't found yet, and I see this as a win-win situation. I've been promised a Girl Scout Orienteering merit badge to put on my BRC Ranger shirt, a perfect bonus.
Speaking of geocaching, I have indeed lost the race to get to the cache anniversary first. I underestimated the will and drive of my opponent, and stopped at 396, figuring I was well ahead. *grin* I deserved to lose.
