100 Things!

Ok, I found this on http://www.awesomegeocaching.com., and I had to share this with everyone.Please visit them after reading the article below. Also, there is a link below the article to a spreadsheet that lets you check off how many you have actually completed.

Some things are cool to try, others are unavoidable no matter if you want to experience them or not. This list compiles 100 things that should or will happen to you at one point or another, whether you like it or not. How many can you tick off?

1. Log a multi cache.
2. Become FTF.
3. Hide your own cache.
4. Log your 100th find.
5. Buy geocaching stuff online.
6. Think “this would make an excellent hiding spot” on your way to work or school.
7. Geocache on your vacation, to the horror of the rest of the family.
8. Cache abroad.
9. Participate in an event.
10. Listen to a podcast about geocaching.
11. Upgrade to a new GPS.
12. Download GSAK.
13. Go geocaching in a group.
14. Log a mystery.
15. Cache in the dark.
16. Phone a friend to get help finding a cache.
17. Get lost.
18. Log a traditional.
19. Organize an event.
20. Walk the birds’ path even if it’s not the most suitable one.
21. Use a flashlight while searching for a cache.
22. Move a TB or a coin.
23. Buy and send your own TB or coin.
24. Have a pre-packed geocaching bag.
25. Randomly meet another geocacher.
26. Drop your GPS in the water.
27. Log the wrong date online.
28. Log a DNF.
29. Drive on a private road.
30. Visit http://www.awesomegeocaching.com.
31. Miss your favorite TV show to log a cache.
32. Google “geocaching” out of boredom.
33. Say or think “only one more cache”.
34. Have a dream about geocaching.
35. Register in a local or national geocaching organization.
36. Have your photo taken while up in a tree.
37. Geocache in a metropolis.
38. Buy a lock n’ lock container.
39. Hope for an update/new feature on geocaching.com (or other similar website).
40. Log a webcam cache.
41. Brag about a geocaching achievement.
42. Get weird looks from muggles.
43. Get stopped by the police.
44. Have a special music playlist for geocaching trips.
45. Stare for ages at a physical map.
46. Do something physical you would otherwise never have done.
47. Pick up trash while geocaching (CITO).
48. Stand right next to a cache without seeing it.
49. Park where you shouldn’t park.
50. Log an earth cache.
51. Film a geocaching adventure with a video camera.
52. Have the phone number of another geocacher in your cell phone.
53. Upload a photo to geocaching.com.
54. Search online for a cache of a specific difficulty.
55. Become surprised when darkness falls.
56. Try to place a cache that gets denied by a reviewer.
57. Blog about geocaching.
58. Ask a newbie question about geocaching on a forum.
59. Write a cache description in a foreign language.
60. Explain geocaching to a muggle.
61. Download something related to geocaching.
62. Become wet during a search.
63. Write the wrong date in a physical log.
64. Read about geocaching in a newspaper or magazine.
65. Log your 1000th cache.
66. Think “what the heck am I doing here?”
67. Accept a challenge related to geocaching.
68. Become FTF for the 10th time.
69. Log DNF three times in a row.
70. Participate in a CITO-event.
71. Wish that your GPS device was better.
72. Find something really fun in a geocache.
73. Have a bad GPS reception.
74. Run out of batteries at an unsuitable moment.
75. Wish that you could be out geocaching, when you’re stuck with something else.
76. Log a cache that would not be possible to take without the help of someone else.
77. Bring a friend for a geocaching trip.
78. Trade up a cache, meaning to leave something of greater value than what you take.
79. Log a cache in a cache bomb.
80. Log all caches in a cache bomb.
81. Criticize a fellow geocacher.
82. Log at least 10 caches in a day.
83. Attempt a 5/5.
84. Complain that people don’t put the cache back at its original location.
85. Not put a cache back at its original location.
86. Complain about bad coordinates.
87. Pretend to tie your shoes to avoid muggles.
88. Tell a friend about geocaching.
89. Fix a damaged cache that belongs to someone else.
90. Become thrilled about an e-mail from geocaching.com.
91. Applaud another geocacher.
92. Be annoyed by all the trash in caches and then place something useless yourself.
93. Lose your GPS.
94. Geocache together with children.
95. Take a break of over a month.
96. Tease someone who can’t find a cache that you have already found.
97. Forget to log a cache online.
98. Log a cache in a cave.
99. Log a letterbox cache.
100. Complete everything on this list.

Here is the link to the spreadsheet... 100 Things