The GPS really works – if my husband inputs the correct information and then listens to it when driving. His life would have been so much less stressful if he had one when he drove our sons to school. Our neighborhood streets resemble a labyrinth that necessitated many needless turns until he found his way out of the development. Car pooling was pure torture for him.
Years ago, the city removed the flagpole my husband relied upon to help him find our children’s school. Needless to say, he missed the turn. A GPS would have saved the day!
A few days ago, our eldest grandson admitted that he did not have the greatest sense of direction and feared this would be a handicap when he begins to drive.
“No problem,” I assured him. “I’ll get you a GPS for your car. Maybe if your grandfather had one, he wouldn’t have turned gray by forty!”
1 comment:
Very good!!We are doing without GPS, so far.
Barbara & Marty
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