b_s-wilk >>> > Ask PEOPLE. >> Good idea, sometimes hard to do. Example, went to Va. Beach >> to walk in the sand. I get directions to my sisters house, >> take a left on this road, make a right on Second street to >> Pacific Avenue, stay on this road, it changes names a half >> dozen times but eventually it winds up at ...someplace. >> We get in the car, make a right turn instead of left and >> see Pacific (oops, that was an hour earlier, I drove out the >> way I came in) dead ahead. Oh, there's Pacific, hang a left >> and start driving. I'm driving, my wife says shouldn't we >> take 64? Why? We're on Pacific, etc. Insists, I have her >> call my sister who says "Yes, take 64, drive for 10 miles, >> take exit this and that and left and right, etc." We >> end up lost. No fun!!
> Va. Beach isn't such a bad place to get lost. You might end > up at the acquarium and have a wonderful time. If you had a > map and a compass you would be able to find your way easily. > What happens when you have a GPS with old maps? At least in > Va. Beach you can get new maps at lots of places all over > town. Don't people ask at gas stations or convenience stores > any more? I usually add an hour or two to get lost/explore - before I got married. > Ignore "back seat drivers" unless they're also designated > navigators! That's easier said than done... -- Take care | This clown speaks for himself, his job doesn't Wayne D. | supply this, at least not directly COBOL: Completely Obnoxious Because of Length ************************************************************************* ** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy ** ** policy, calmness, a member map, and more at http://www.cguys.org/ ** *************************************************************************
