I’ve been out of the regular routine for this month of February, some of it leave time, some of it working on long range stuff. This past month has been a respite of hope and healing on a journey that I think will be long. …
Read MoreGot a travel bug.
Got a travel bug. Originally uploaded by gkoskela. This really was a great day with Aubrey and Hayley (by the way, Talli is at Jr. High Jamboree, and Elaine deserved a day at home by herself.) The last cache of the day was up on …
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Find number 4 Originally uploaded by gkoskela. Tricky one, but not tricky enough to stop us!
Read MoreOur third find of the day was all Hayley…
Our third find of the day was all Hayley Originally uploaded by gkoskela. This one was in a park next to the Willamette River, and was a creative one. First we found a tiny, hidden “microcache” that had the coordinates of the REAL cache. It …
Read MoreSecond successful find…
02-19-06_1313.jpg Originally uploaded by gkoskela. Our second one was called “Sherwood Entmoot“, so of course a Tolkien nut like me would have to check it out.
Read MoreOur first find of the day!
Our first find of the day! Originally uploaded by gkoskela. Today is beautiful in the ‘Berg, so Hayley and Aubrey and I decided to go geocaching. This was our first find of the day, right outside my own doctor’s office! You can see the info …
Read MoreShow You Love
What’s in the picture, you may be asking? That, my little bloggettes and bloggites, is Jars of Clay. Taken by me. On my camera phone. Tonight. Why was I there with my wife, you might ask? Because Marta and her husband showed us love. She …
Read MoreSongs of the day
My songs for today came within minutes of each other. A friend sent an e-mail reminding me of U2’s Yahweh, in particular these lines: “…always pain before the child is born – why the dark before the dawn” And then a few minutes later, while …
Read MoreNaming gifts
I’ve been naming the things I’m thankful for today, naming them as signs of God’s grace, little pieces of God’s grace that sustain me. The gift of parents who never let me doubt that I was loved, which means I am better able to see …
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