Muggles No More!!

So why is Sweetie so danged happy? Look at her. She's positively giddy.



I think it is because she is missing out on a geocaching adventure.



She'll go geocaching with me, and she is good at it. But she doesn't mind missing an outing.

Even when I took these ladies geocaching. I mean they look nice but they just couldn't get into it.


(No I didn't really take them geocaching, but I could tell they wanted me to ask them to go.)

They weren't really dressed for it either. I found a couple other people to go geocaching with me. Smarter than the cheerleaders, and really, better looking also.



My  friend Jonni of That's Baloney on the right and her neighbor Diane, on the left. I'll take them geocaching over Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders any day. Jonni is also one of the Real Housewives of Oklahoma ("RHOK") who are a hoot. Check them out. They brought their great kids Michael and John. None of them had ever been geocaching before. So that made them "Muggles." Muggles are what geocachers call non-geocachers.  It's from the Harry Potter books where muggles are just regular non-wizard people.

My mission Sunday was to lead Jonni, Diane, and their kids away from being muggles to the salvation of being  geocachers.



Of course, the ever stylish Jonni had all the right clothes and accessories. Note the led lights on her ball cap and the carabiners. Check out the footwear.



Neiman Marcus I think, their geocaching collection. That's where Jonni gets her snuggies. But keep that on the "down low" she doesn't want people to think she is putting on airs.



Everybody took a turn with the GPSr going from cache to cache at the Ray Harrell Nature Park in Broken Arrow. Above Michael is putting back together a cache we found. Below is his mom, running on ahead looking for the next one.



Of course when we found it it was like "take a picture of my cache." OK J. We got it.



The kids had a good time exchanging trinkets and signing the logs. You may wonder where SPB is? Well, he and I have found over 1100 so he's a little jaded.



Anyways Jonni, Diane, and their kids are no longer muggles! Welcome them into the fold. Four more saved! That is how evangalism is done, one person at a time.

Jonni's version of the day is posted on the RHOK blog.

If you are a muggle and are tired of the shame and want to find out how to not be a muggle any more or just want to find out more about geocaching check out Geocaching 101.