[GeoStL] Re: What do/would you like to find in a cache?

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Bookmarks, now why did I think of that?  I might have to keep that in mind for 
signature item potential.  I was going to make button pins but was having 
issues craming what I wanted onto a pin.  But I could easily print and laminate 
bookmarks and have more room to play with what I wanted to include.  My 
signature item creating has been put on hold till after the first ofthe year 
anyways.
 
Sara
Mike Lusicic <lusicic@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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OK. Since y'all are mentioning books so much, I figure I need to throw 
in this link from my ex: http://bookcrossing.com/friend/msrocketgal

It is a little like "where's George" only with books. Sounds pretty neat.

I think the smaller kids go for the McToys. Mine is just about 11 and 
his tastes are in transition. He always perks up when he sees a pen 
knife, foreign coins or some such thing as that. He also likes things 
like Yu Gi Oh trading cards, but they need to be protected from 
moisture. And I have already had a bad experience with the stuffed 
McToys. I opened a tupperware container and had an immediate allergic 
reaction to the mold / mildew that was on several of the stuffed toys. 
They had leopard spots where they didn't originally :-(

I am content to let my boy do the trading, and lately he has not found 
much to trade. I don't think I have anything I am looking for. Some one 
mentioned signature items, and sometimes those are nice to pick up. 
Something unique, not necessarily valuable. On the other hand, if you 
follow the same bunch of people around, the same "signature item" in all 
of them isn't going to do much for me.

With all the mention of books, I would think book marks would be popular.

Jen C. wrote:

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>Can't say I like McDonald toys either..
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>I started my first and only cache (so far) with a cookbook, holiday related
>items (since they are just around the corner) christmas ornament, a bead
>braclet kit to make, however I did leave some stuffed Mctoys that were of
>Winnie the Pooh, a wooden puzzle, a decorative christmas picture frame, hand
>warmers, can cooler. Along with a few other misc. items.
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>Just don't think you would want a cache to be totally adult type stuff.
>Got to leave some items in there a kid would like.
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>I do agree that books are great.
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>I didn't really know what to put in the cache so I just put numerous random
>items in it.
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>Good way to clean out your house of misc. small items that have been sitting
>around or thrown into a junk drawer and never knew what to do with! LOL
>
>Jen
>JustJen
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