Geocaching Australia

The Ginger Loon wrote:Yippee!

At last I feel I have accomplished something today...

ha ha, you and me both!

Its been one of those days!

Low temperature impact properties of polymer less than satisfactory. :shock: Too many syllables for haiku. Cold climate impact, Properties of Polymer, Really not very good. Is that better? :wink: Nice. Also uses the traditional 5:7:5 pattern. Well done. :D Another entry in the GCA Anthology.

Freddo wrote:Low temperature impact properties of polymer less than satisfactory.

Too many syllables for haiku.

Well done!

Well done stanley. An enviable achievement. I sometimes catch myself dreaming of a lifestyle in academia but for now I'm enjoying the practical experience. I used to work as a lecturer and every couple of years or so I get a yearning to get back into it so I pick up a session of casual teaching - g...

Good luck with the final year. You have me cheering for you. :wink. Ahh, but probably not really final year .... most likely to have CPA or CA to come ... would that be correct? Regards Andrew Yep, it can be a long slog for accountants...the end of univesity merely marks the beginning of the real p...

Bronze wrote:Give it a kick in the guts.

Have you handed in your assignments yet?

Are they case study based of very much section XIV subsection X clause 8.1.1 type of texts. The later I couldn't do. Case studies I could handle I could handle I think. Well - back to it. :evil: Well I hope you are not reading this because you are meant to be "back to it".. No it all pure law - leg...

Studying externally is always a struggle. I am two subjects short of a MTax from UNSW. I generally leave things to the last moment because as I am also self employed, any time that I take out is time not invoiced! Fortunately due to the fact that I am a total dork and an information junkie, I enjoy ...

I believe that some people like to explore the functionality of their toys/gadgets and use as many of the functions as possible and this is part of their enjoyment of the journey that caching provides. For mine, messing with gadgets and technology is more boring than watching paint dry but for other...

Oooohh! Should have asked the question before you bought it :wink: I disagree. Jump in and have a play. There are so many pieces of advice floating about on the topic of paperless caching that it you waited to absorb it all you would never get around to buying the PDA. We jumped in feet first and h...

One program you you must have is Ozi CE which marry's to sonar for the package! Exporting ozi waypoints from sonar is cool, the only draw back is it only gives the GC code number on the waypoint plot name!Now forget I said that as there is no drawback to GPXSonar,hehe. I had a look at this and corr...

In the GC geocoin forums there is a discussion going on where one cacher who is weary of coins going missing has determined that some of his coins should only travel through being passed off hand to hand to cachers. http://forums.groundspeak.com/GC/index.php?showtopic=162879 Although I would not lik...

Bronze wrote:
You know me too well.

I am 3 semesters short of a Masters degree. It's interesting but the texts are all American. That gives me the __it's big time.

Ha ha, picked it!

My Masters is in Tax....(yep, how tragic indeed). I can recognise the signs of active distraction.

Hmmm, I am starting to wonder.. In another thread you remarked that you are studying this semester. Did you have today marked down as a "study day" and therefore the posts and pictures are a sign that you are finding the books a little tedious? I know these things as I am two subjects short of a Mas...