Courageous Joy

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I've set blogger over and over to let me know when comments are made so that I don't miss them - but they aren't consistenly doing so. LOL Let me answer a few right here:

**The deer you can feed so close sound cool, it sounds like here are many of them.**

The deer are cool. There are lots of babies right now and that is fun to watch. Our goal is to feed them really, really close...like hand...but at this point we throw and get out of their way and they work their way up. At night they wander our neighborhood. Many leave corn on their walk.

**sleepless kids**

Seems to be the time of the year. Let's keep track and see if this happens every 3rd week of September. LOL

**computer breaks as incentives**

Jodi - I'm going to have to implement this myself...breaks for ME for a job well done. LOL

** Bri always wants to go for the ones that have us hiking miles in the woods!**

Debbie, we love caches that take us through the woods - but Friday the weather was still 96* - the snakes would be sure to be awake. I'm thinking it will be another month or so before we head back to the state park - miles and miles of woods to tramp through! With Mike gone, I'm content to find the park and grabs and the ones hidden at malls and city parks. LOL

Renee - praying as you wait and wait to get out of TLF. I do think you could geocache in Germany. One local cacher has been responding to my logs on geocache and saying that he has cached in Iraq, Israel and Egypt. You go to geocaching.com and type in your country etc to see what is hidden in your country. You'd be pleasantly surprised to see how widespread this "game" has become.

**I think you are very brave doing so much geocaching with a snake fear. You just might make that 120!**

Thank you, thank you Jodi for remembering my phobia and recognizing how brave I AM. LOL

I think I'm caught up again, now.

Remember ladies, cut up your greens and keep choosing joy! {G}