Different definitions of "lost"

We had another exciting geocache adventure this weekend. We were trying to find a cache called "Seldom Seen Trail" at the South Chagrin Reservation (with 2 doggies, of course). The description said that it looked like a social trail, so we tried a bunch of random, semi-trails which only led to bush-wacking but no luck. All along I was asking J if we were going to get lost and he assured me that we were fine. Eventually we gave up on that trail, found another cache, and decided to head back to the car. That was when I discovered that J and I had very different definitions of the word "lost": When he said we weren't going to get lost, he meant that he knew where we were and he knew where the car was - but it turns out that he didn't know how to get from here to there. Not knowing how to get from here to there is exactly my definition of "lost".
Of course, it turned out fine. As we attempted to find the way back to the car, we stumbled upon the actual "Seldom Seen Trail" which did, indeed, turn out to be lovely. We found that cache, found another dog-walker who gave us directions back to the parking lot, and got back to the car in a much more direct route. The dogs, of course, loved every minute.
Fri, Sept 23 - 8 pts
Sat, Sept 24 - 12 pts
Sun, Sept 25 - 12 pts
Mon, Sept 26 - 8 pts
Total = 71 pts