I have a horrible sense of direction. No, REALLY. Not just on the roads; I also get turned around in unfamiliar buildings. This was a problem when trying to find the fitness center at work. I spent about half my allotted work-out time lost and explaining myself to guards and researchers. At one point I even wandered into a closet.
One of my new friends at work showed me how to find my way today, for a second time. This time I took notes at every turn.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Reason 62 to get an iPhone
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Where I live I can see giant mountains nearly all the time. And when I cannot see them? Well, I'm lost. And I've lived here my whole life. So, I feel you.
Your new job must be in a huge building! I love that there are work out options for you there...no waste on gym memberships. My best friend just got an iphone and I'm sure can help with the list of reason to buy one!
Dude. My nickname used to be "Magellan" because of my sense of direction. And not in a nice way.
Oh, lord, I totally have this affliction too! Doctors' and dentists' offices are the bane of my existence (even if I've been there 15 times before . . . ) and my ability to follow verbal directions is even worse. I am directionally challenged. Is there a support group I should know about?
If you have verizon, you don't need an iPhone. You can get the VZ navigator for $10/month. It's AWESOME!!
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