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Are these the "racers" ones that came in blue, yellow, green or orange ? Yup

Hiding?

Koh Koh's coin

hmmmm, 5 kids + 52 years = tummy tuck!

Aaawww I ain't skeerd of no stinking "postal" postal worker, can't compare to my change of life hot flashes/moodswings combined with pms......our kind can whoop butt anytime. (course agility is a "little" hampered by the ice packs we have to wrap ourselves in so we don't burst into flames) What she said (middleaged females unite!), besides, I live with a postal worker and I know the "worst"

Try Pathtags, geo.error. They're much less expensive and the variety is huge!

I'd like to trade for one of the Volkswagen bug coins, any color. My trading list is here: http://www.utahgeocachers.com/GeoCoin/GeoC...&OwnerID=69

I would love to go to Schenectady, NY and visit my grandkids.....after April 18th, of course, so I could see the new baby (well, I'd visit their parents too, of course)

Why do you want to activate them all.... All of moun10bike's are activated? Maybe they wanna release them all.

We might replace our old jalopy...

His avatar is a path tag. It's a U.S. Army 1st SGT (his rank when he retired). I had the tags made for him as a gift.

Why do you want to activate them all....

I have a free die side coin for trade for ??? Make me an offer...

Hi fearless0, We live in West Valley City. Hope to see you soon at an event! Look at the Utah page, the UTAG Spring event is up now. It's in May in Utah county. Lynda GBOTS

Awww, come on Also looking for the Tiki stackers

Awesome coins

Anyone that got extra swords. Please have a look at my trading list:http://www.utahgeocachers.com/GeoCoin/GeoCoinTrading.php?NeedTo=Display&OwnerID=69 and see if we can work something out, thanks!

Extremely rare.....

We (the parents) hid the real colored eggs for the kids inside the house...Richard was very good at finding great hiding places for the eggs. (Such as on the antlers of the deer on our Cuckoo clock). The kids had loads of fun finding them all, I think that's why they took the game outside later in the day for the younger one. We always kept very careful count of the hidden real eggs Didn't want the kids to miss one and have find it by the smell It was lots of fun! but, I have to admit, I don't really miss all the egg dyes all over the kitchen......

My favorite Easter memory is, after our kids got a bit older (we had a "caboose", our youngest is 5 years younger than all the rest) the other kids would hide the Easter eggs for him and he'd happily go out and find them....then they do it again, and again, and again..... They would all spend hours out in the back yard hiding the eggs so Simon could go find them all....(these were the plastic kind with candy in them). They all "took care" of the little guy