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does it excite you or scare you???? 

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if you are reading this and your name is NOT brownie, email me huchton@ev1.net

Responsibilities of a blogger

now that half a dozen hashers have links to my site from theirs, what are my responsibilities as a "blogger"? should i post something everyday? detail my schedule in the column? add a link to every hasher i know (or just the ones that have left comments on my page)?

And, am i that vain to believe that "I" am THAT interesting, to think that someone out there is reading my site and actually cares what i have to say? And, in turn, how would i know they were lurking? Is it THEIR responsibility to leave a comment?

In turn, do i HAVE to read THEIR stuff and post comments to let them know i was lurking?

BLOGGING, for such a casual thing, SURE IS STRESSFUL!!!!

----PIMP DOGGIE DAWG, HASHER

ok, another one of her

i think i will come back and add more text to this one, but not now--check back often! 

i call her puddle jumper...

... especially on the internet--probably not a good idea to use her real name! "why no pics of younger one?" someone asked. mainly because she is not STILL enough to get a good shot. thank goodness for digital photography--i can delete all of those shots when she turn her head at the last minute.

the pimp dawg house got a new washing machine for the special day today--more on THAT later 

GEOCACHING IN DISNEY

this is me, calendar girl (her hash name) and puddle jumper (not a hash name, just what she likes to do) GEOCACHING at EPCOT.

if you geocache--check us out: PimpHasher&TCH.RN

dayoldfish said...

geocaching, isn't that kind of like hashing? You go over all different environments searching for something (cache/beer). Oh wait I know the difference, hashing is fun. Just Kidding, have a few friends that cache and I like to rip on them.

3:28 PM

PlaysByEar said...

I used to geocache in Minnesota all the time. Always did it by bicycle too, man I used to ride a lot.

The last cache I found was at the end of an Austin hash; that was the first I found without using a GPS. Brownie and some others were scratching their asses trying to find it for fifteen minutes (w/GPS), so I walked right up to it and found it for them. Once you've found a few, you know what to look for (piles of stones, branches, hollowed out tree stumps, etc.)

11:48 PM

Pimp Doggie Dawg said...

yea, caching with the kids is great--they call it a "treasure hunt" CG keeps all of her "taken stuff" sepereate from the things we leave. she is very strict about that.

yea "pbe"-- it takes a few finds to get the hang of it--i've made the mistake of just downloading without looking up the info--BIG MISTAKE!! you get to the spot and cannot find anything--only to read later that it is a 'virtual' cache--or a micro--THE KIDS HATE MICROS!!

I was thinking about placing a few regular size caches next to the mico's--start a series called "F THE MICROS" i can start numbering them "F t M 1, 2, 3..."

dog pimp in action

that is definately a D.I.L.F. 

pimp and calendar girl

do we look alike

dickens on the strand

why am i doing this?

INSPIRED by EZ (if he can do it, anyone can)
MOTIVATED by boredom (is it too early for a beer?)