+sseegars Posted April 12, 2008 Share Posted April 12, 2008 It's not just a game to me. You see I have a problem being around other people. Geocaching has really put me into a position to have to interact with others. It changed me. I have made some really good friends over the past couple of years (this is my second handle). I started this hobby 8/14/03. So yeah, it is a significant part of my life as I speak to some of these folks daily. All in all a very positive experience. Quote Link to comment
+Trucker Lee Posted April 12, 2008 Share Posted April 12, 2008 Well...for me it is more than just a game. Does the game play any bigger role in your life? edit for spelling It's only a game! It's only a game! It's only a game! It's only a game! It's only a game! It's also a reason to get out and go walking sometimes, a reason to go to and see things I would not have otherwise, a way to spend some great time with wife and/or grandkids. But........ it's not an obsession! it's not an obsession! it's not an obsession! it's not an obsession! Quote Link to comment
+jwe4i Posted April 12, 2008 Share Posted April 12, 2008 to me its a game, but its a game that keeps me active. i love the fact that it takes me to places i might not have known about, the challenge of finding something hidden out there keeps me going for more. Quote Link to comment
+nthacker66 Posted April 13, 2008 Share Posted April 13, 2008 It is a game. But it is also ore to me. I a new to the game, but have been a long time hiker and love to explore. Getting lost in the woods is very calming to me as I have a very stressful job in a highly politically charged environment. To be able to get out alone or with my son is very nice. The other cachers also give me hope that there are still some good people out there who care about more than themselves and their bank accounts. Quote Link to comment
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