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2006 Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt
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hey people any one seen marley,i think he got lost in the woods?
were digging forsure this year,its at como....>---->----->on our way >----->----->to como
I just seen a huge smoke cloud in the shape of Marley.Â
I sent a holiday toast in his honor ;-)
never got to hook up with him, but talked to him late summer (August?) when i was up north.
I met up with him in a field once. A beautiful wonderful field.
In fact, I remember you being there too Ian. Maybe you were taking on the shape of a unicorn or something but I knew you were there anyway. ;-)
oh thatmillenium!
not that I know of
I'm interested in going between Christmas and New Years if he wants to check it out-and you let me go
The cave under Irvine is on hold til after the first of the year.
You are all cordially invited to join the Coolercrew at the Liffey on December 26th at 7:00pm until whenever.
The King's Tax Collectors will be in attendance for your entertainment and button registration needs.
Perhaps a few other ragtag Carnival folks will be there, so be polite and don't make them feel as if they are the second class citizens that they really are. Not everyone can be Cooler ya know. Reality sucks. :wink:
you can't make me.
I'm still not quite sure I'd be going, he was going to discuss it with some other explorers over the weekend and get back to me (that was last weekend) and he hasn't brought it up since. I'll let ya know if that changes though.
welcome back!
wooohooo...
I was expecting everybody 2 be showing up next week...
but I guess the fever is starting early with a nice warm diggin' kinda day...
woo woo
What are you? Bob Fricken Barker or something?
MY 1000th POST!
 :ooh: :ooh: :ooh: :ooh:
He wanted to know if that was the same force that makes mommy have to keep smoking :eyeroll:
katies 5 and working #3
then the smoke makes a "hand" and puts it around the kids throat...
watching that with katie...after her nightmares...
I'd quit smoking if I smoked...
oh wait...your kids would think that's cool. :eyeroll:
:sillygrin:
he's at ableminds with everyone else
Water Cooler
Pay Kesler's annual Reality Check about Santa is awesome!
http://wcco.com/video/?id=13112@wcco.dayport.com
Cheers!
I'm sure it will change in a day...
A.
rmy mechanic Jason Anderson was serving in Iraq in January, but he didn't let that keep him from searching for the medallion in the Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt.
The sergeant read clues posted online and sent location tips to his wife in Rosemount. When another group of hunters found out about his search from afar, they made a cardboard cutout of him and toted it along.
"It was kind of unreal. Especially where I was at," Anderson said of seeing his cardboard double "Zephy" making the Winter Carnival scene: with the Vulcans, Klondike Kate and the Cooler Crew hunters. "I looked at that as a representation of everybody who was over there. When I was there, I never really sat and thought I could blow up at anytime. It was good to know that the people at home were thinking about us."
Anderson, 31, returned home to his wife, Stacy, 29, and three elementary-age children in September. Other than a short leave, he had been gone 18 months.
"It's like he never left," Stacy Anderson said. "It's different for everybody. It was emotional when he left. But I had so much to focus on. You can't shut down; you just keep on going. Before I knew it, he was home."
Jason Anderson said the adjustment between war and home was made easier by his almost daily online instant messaging with his wife. He had a hard time adjusting to driving on bomb-free streets in Minnesota and sometimes thinks "last year" means 2003, the year before he left.
He's working full time now as a National Guard mechanic in Rosemount, and he says there is always a chance his unit could be redeployed.
Regardless, this winter he'll be back in the hunt — in person.
As for Zephy, it will be loaned to a touring Winter Carnival museum in the Landmark Center.
"I guess I'm on display this year," Anderson said.
— John Brewer While Jason Anderson was serving in Iraq, he was still a presence at St. Paul's Winter Carnival — as a cardboard cutout. The Army mechanic was deployed in January, but he read clues for the Pioneer Press Treasure Hunt online and sent his wife, Stacy, tips on finding the medallion. Another group of treasure hunters learned of his search and began toting along this cardboard double of Anderson. Anderson is now home and plans to hunt for the medallion in person this winter
http://www.twincities.com/mld/twincities/13477019.htm