One of the interesting things I have observed in the posts over the
last couple of days is that some of those who are requesting that
boxers respect their wishes about their placements are folks who
don't repect mine. (I have seen their stamps in my logs).
In my clues I request that boxers report their finds. I even give
them a link to do so. In my boxes, I make the request again and
provide an address. Could I be more plain?
Cavy Lovers
My boxes
3 messages in this thread |
Started on 2003-11-28
My boxes
From: cavy_lovers4 (adelcoll@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2003-11-28 18:31:47 UTC
Re: My boxes
From: cavy_lovers4 (adelcoll@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2003-11-28 22:18:40 UTC
What is important to one is not to another, and vice versa.
If you were the only one who didn't report I wouldn't have bothered
commenting.
I had thought this hobby would be a fun way to meet new people. Now I
think my daughter is right -- there are other things I should be
doing with my time.
Cavy lovers
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Brian, Ryan & Lori"
wrote:
> Apples and Oranges, Cavy Lovers.
>
> We may have been neglectful in reporting our finds to you, but not
out
> of disrespect, just an oversight. We do enjoy finding
> your letterboxes and your stamps, which we have discussed
> with you in person.
>
> The issue that we have objected to in our previous post is that
> information and more importantly (mis-information)is being
carelessly
> published about boxes that the creators would like to maintain a
> modicum of mystique.
>
> Lori - TeamGreenDragon
> -- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "cavy_lovers4"
> wrote:
> > One of the interesting things I have observed in the posts over
the
> > last couple of days is that some of those who are requesting that
> > boxers respect their wishes about their placements are folks who
> > don't repect mine. (I have seen their stamps in my logs).
> >
> > In my clues I request that boxers report their finds. I even give
> > them a link to do so. In my boxes, I make the request again and
> > provide an address. Could I be more plain?
> >
> > Cavy Lovers
If you were the only one who didn't report I wouldn't have bothered
commenting.
I had thought this hobby would be a fun way to meet new people. Now I
think my daughter is right -- there are other things I should be
doing with my time.
Cavy lovers
--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Brian, Ryan & Lori"
> Apples and Oranges, Cavy Lovers.
>
> We may have been neglectful in reporting our finds to you, but not
out
> of disrespect, just an oversight. We do enjoy finding
> your letterboxes and your stamps, which we have discussed
> with you in person.
>
> The issue that we have objected to in our previous post is that
> information and more importantly (mis-information)is being
carelessly
> published about boxes that the creators would like to maintain a
> modicum of mystique.
>
> Lori - TeamGreenDragon
> -- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "cavy_lovers4"
> wrote:
> > One of the interesting things I have observed in the posts over
the
> > last couple of days is that some of those who are requesting that
> > boxers respect their wishes about their placements are folks who
> > don't repect mine. (I have seen their stamps in my logs).
> >
> > In my clues I request that boxers report their finds. I even give
> > them a link to do so. In my boxes, I make the request again and
> > provide an address. Could I be more plain?
> >
> > Cavy Lovers
Re: My boxes
From: coyotl_clan (c._latrans@comcast.net) |
Date: 2003-12-01 04:04:48 UTC
Please Please do not confuse this list with actual letterboxing. It is not
neccessary to read any of this in order.to letterbox.
C. latrans
> I had thought this hobby would be a fun way to meet new people. Now I
> think my daughter is right -- there are other things I should be
> doing with my time.
>
> Cavy lovers
neccessary to read any of this in order.to letterbox.
C. latrans
> I had thought this hobby would be a fun way to meet new people. Now I
> think my daughter is right -- there are other things I should be
> doing with my time.
>
> Cavy lovers