Wonder Nerd Powers, activate!
Dec. 5th, 2001 09:44 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
judecorpOh my god, let me tell you, I did the most insanely fun thing in the universe today. And when I write about it you will all know how nerdy I am, and that is totally cool because:
I am a big nerd!!
This afternoon, Hope, Megan and I went geocaching. Dude, it is SO much fun! My goodness. Here's what you do:
Someone takes a plastic container or something and fills it with junk. Examples of the junk include: coins, tokens from weird places, maps, little toys, etc. In every cache is also a log book and a pencil (and one of them had a disposable camera). People put stuff in the container and then hide the container somewhere in the universe. And then they post the latitude and longitude on the Internet and you take your GPS (I told you this is nerdy) and you go find it. When you find it, you take some stuff out and put some of your own stuff in, you write in the log book, and you post that you found it on the 'net. SO MUCH FUN.
So we went to three different locations: one in Victorian Village on the fringes of the OSU campus, one on the border of Northwest Columbus and Hilliard, and one in Berliner Park. SO MUCH FUN.
Later, after Megan went to work, Hope and I made one and hid it. I won't tell you where!
I got all kinds of crazy excited walking around with the GPS and pointing... 17 degrees to the left. 297 feet! Hee hee... of course, the fact that I have a penchant for nerdy girls helps, too.
Hope took some photos of us geocaching with her digital camera. When she uploads, I will post. Hee hee hee.
Did I mention that I had fun? My goth. SO MUCH FUN!! I can't wait to geocache again and again and again!!! :)
I am a big nerd!!
This afternoon, Hope, Megan and I went geocaching. Dude, it is SO much fun! My goodness. Here's what you do:
Someone takes a plastic container or something and fills it with junk. Examples of the junk include: coins, tokens from weird places, maps, little toys, etc. In every cache is also a log book and a pencil (and one of them had a disposable camera). People put stuff in the container and then hide the container somewhere in the universe. And then they post the latitude and longitude on the Internet and you take your GPS (I told you this is nerdy) and you go find it. When you find it, you take some stuff out and put some of your own stuff in, you write in the log book, and you post that you found it on the 'net. SO MUCH FUN.
So we went to three different locations: one in Victorian Village on the fringes of the OSU campus, one on the border of Northwest Columbus and Hilliard, and one in Berliner Park. SO MUCH FUN.
Later, after Megan went to work, Hope and I made one and hid it. I won't tell you where!
I got all kinds of crazy excited walking around with the GPS and pointing... 17 degrees to the left. 297 feet! Hee hee... of course, the fact that I have a penchant for nerdy girls helps, too.
Hope took some photos of us geocaching with her digital camera. When she uploads, I will post. Hee hee hee.
Did I mention that I had fun? My goth. SO MUCH FUN!! I can't wait to geocache again and again and again!!! :)
