Ya know something psycomommy? You're alright!....Chuck and Molly

 psycomommy2003 <ktborrelli@hotmail.com> wrote:

---I plead guilty to the too many stats. Even The Turtle (my
daughter) thinks it should just be P,F & X. But then she's a
perfectionest and since she doesn't post it's my choice.
   If you've been doing this a year then you obviously haven't been
reading the talk list.
   Nothing can embarrass me anymore.
   I am definitely not a competitive person. That really makes me
laugh. I take great pride in coming in last at some things. Like that
stupid card game Bonco or whatever it's called. Losers get a nice
prize too.
   IMHO methinks you need to lighten-up and have some fun. Count,
don't count. Believe it when I say enjoy everyday to it's fullest.
Down the road you will be standing in line, counting your regrets,
that you missed out on an opportunity that might have been fun.
Heaven forbid! Fun, what a concept!
   BTW I don't have an LbNA patch to show my accomplishments. I just
open my mouth and say "How do you do?"  It's amazing all the
wonderful people I've met just using what God gave me.
   And on one last note I'm sick and tired of all this politically
correctness BS. It's really gotten out of hand.
   Psychomommy, Mudmommy, Pilgrim
   P19 F59 X29 V3 E2 (soon to be 3, Coleens Party) C0 R1 L8
   and FOTT2 (Firefly on the trail)





In letterbox-usa@y..., "liberumarbitrium" <liberumarbitrium@y...>
wrote:
> I cut and pasted this from a person's posting.
> P F X V E C R L TS
> I've only been doing this a year and haven't seen these before. Is
> this new?
> Can anytone tell me what they mean.
>
> As an aside, I think some of us, whom I won't embarrass, are
getting
> a little too carried away with numbers. Does it really matter if
you
> have found 15 boxes or 1500? No, of course not. Some people aren't
> physically able to devote too much to the hobby, now-apparently a
> competive sport, yet enjoy it as much for the simple fact your off
in
> the woods.
>
> I admit I haven't found 100's of boxes. I only wear an LBNA numbers
> patch on my backpack on the off chance a person might see them and
> introduce themselves, not to establish some sort of hierarchy. I
> guess I'm just not an in-your-face kinda guy. I think like the rest
> of society, status and aggressiveness are leaking into the
> letterboxing community.
> I think the website volunteers are the only ones who should be
> allowed to brag extensively about anything!


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