It's not posting the DNF that's hard. It's accepting it in the first place.
I guess it's mainly just my personality. In just about anything, I don't take failure very gracefully, and I can be relentless in my pursuit of success, long after it's stopped being fun (the "I'm going to do this if it kills me" attitude).
True. Those are often more enjoyable. I've found nice little parks in the area that I never would have known existed. But I've exhausted most of those. There are others that I'd like to get to, but it's hard to carve out the time to drive to them.
You all have made me feel much better, though. Thanks.
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John
If it makes you feel any better, my husband found our first logged caches, which were both micros. I'm really not a good loser (and I felt like I "lost" since he found them, not me, and geocaching was MY idea), so I was thisclose to saying "Forget it" and going home. But I didn't.
Sometimes it's a matter of putting that pride away and enjoying the experience
