We spent most of the day out and about, Geocaching with the Newsoms. They’re really into it, with a little over 100 finds in recent memory. It was fun tooling around a bit and seeing what’s what. I also dropped off tinkle pig in a cache… time for her to see the world. I retrieved a toy soldier cast from civil war bullets, who will ride with Bruce Moose and Gaytor until a suitable resting ground is found for him. The cemetary caches are almost always my fave – the woods were a hoot too, but ticks are a real fear for the kids, especially since Em was out sick just recently. (Heck, nobody wants lyme disease.)
A brief synopsis of Cache visits-
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placed Hula Wyvern (Travel Bug Dog Tag) in Little Southern Maryland School | [visit log] |
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placed “Wajima, Japan” Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug (Unite for Diabetes Travel Bug) in Little Southern Maryland School | [visit log] |
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found Little Southern Maryland School (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
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found Parkkin Cache (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
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found Flashover (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
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found Can you see the ghost?! Again! (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
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found Relaxation for Redlights (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
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found Book Worm (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
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found Time is the key (Traditional Cache) | [visit log] |
Aftwerwards, we took a quick pitstop at Aardvarks, had an ice cream and picked up kanoodle for BHK (I’m sure I’ll be playing it too.)
Spent a little more time puttering around Solomon’s Island, went to Stoneys for dinner. (their treat! yum!)
On the road between points, I got a call from my Mom, and it turns out that Bro isn’t in a work crew, but just a rehabilitation center. Taking classes, etc. Hopefully some of the lessons will stick, but if not, at least he’s out of circulation for a while.
After that, we paused at the Barker’s to water the Mom-in-Law’s plants, and to do a little dock-walking. I paused for a breather upstairs, but before I could get my nap on, Adam and Kendall showed up to say hi and to drop off some fireworks.
NEW YORK (AP) — A peacock that roamed into the parking lot of a Burger King in New York City was beaten by a man who insisted it was a vampire.
Animal control officials in Staten Island say the bird was beaten so fiercely that most of its tail feathers fell out and it had to be euthanized.
The seven-year-old male peacock wandered into the restaurant parking lot and perched on a car hood last week. Charmed employees had been feeding it bread when the man appeared.
A restaurant worker says the man grabbed the bird by the neck, hurled it to the ground and started stomping it. She says when he was asked what he was doing, he responded, “‘I’m killing a vampire!”‘
Employees called police, but the man ran when he saw them.
