TOPIC: My new deck - lots of pics

<br />Sounds similar to the Hall of Fame Dad report I watched recently on ESPN.  A guy hid a picture of his Dad at Cooperstown, with a note on it to his Dad saying he was hall-of-fame-worthy as a father.  Apparently it is now part of the HoF collection, but is not displayed.<br /><br />Brian<br /><br />

<br /><br />If I remember correctly the picture and note were hidden behind a display case and it was discovered when the case was moved for some type of repair or something.  Afterwards, when the case was put back in place they put the picture and letter back where they found it.  That is the story that I read in the newspaper when it was first released to the public.  They may have since moved it, but I'm not sure.  It is probably my favorite sports story of all time.<br /><br /><br />Edit:  Turns out it was just a photo with a note written on the back of it that fell out.  However, the photo was put back in place with a note from the Hall of Fame explaining the origin of the photo.  Here's a link with the story:  www.baseballhalloffame.org/news/2007/070613.htm

Thanks for the details!<br />

Gary,<br />    You should do something like bury some common TD tokens!  Another thought comes to mind, wouldn't it be cool to do a TD time capsule for the fifth anniversary?  Volunteers could each contribute something to it.<br /><br />Kim

I like the idea enough to stash a token or two in the walls as I hang drywall.  I have to make sure they are not really rare though or I'll have people tearing my walls apart in a treasure hunt.

My suggestions would be a sanctuary token or a protection from evil token.  <br /><br />Kim

Speaking of tokens, could a Comprehend Languages token be useful if I were to travel to Europe?

<br />My suggestions would be a sanctuary token or a protection from evil token.  <br /><br />Kim<br />

<br /><br />Cool, ideas.  I figured I would do the "Gold Pieces" in the wall thing.

I thought about that too, but Sanctuary and Protection of Evil seemed to have meaning relative to a home.<br /><br />Kim

I agree, a nice significance.