That’s definitely a win! Glad you’re home safely.
It takes a while to get used to new terrain, the only reason I didn’t get lost here much is because the Phoenix metro area is divided by Central with avenues on the west side and streets on the east side. If the numbers weren’t going in the right direction it was time to make a u turn
I wish I had all the hours (months..years?) Worth of time that I've spent trying to find my way back to civilization.My ex used to laugh about how I could get lost in our 3acre yard. As much as I hate to give him credit for being right about anything, he was right about that.
Like the time I was following a team school bus home from a wresting tournament my son was in and the bus disappeared down the highway. I ended up in a pitch black pasture in the middle of no where. Thankfully, there were no killer cows in the area. It's funny now, but scary then
My husband can look at a map once, put it down, and drive hundreds of miles to his destination. He never gets lost. He has no empathy for those of us who do.If you and I ever end up in the car at the same time Janey we're in serious trouble
I hate that the GPS says "turn east onto blah blah blah" why can't it just say left or right? I don't know east unless the sun is rising.
I hear you!
