May 19, 2007
I have discovered that in this city, you must already know where something is in order to find it. This is a prime example of why that's the case. Many road signs are placed right behind trees, bushes, and other signs. Building signs are tiny and inconspicuous. And addresses, as you can see, are covered by plant growth. In my next car, I WILL have a navigation system.
Today has been fairly unexciting. I ran errands and did laundry. Whee! It did take me forever to get the groceries into the house, as the little boy next door was on his 'What's the password?' kick. He stops you, asks for the password, and when you (finally) get it right, he runs ahead and stops you again. It's usually superheroes. I went through all my superheroes, all my supervillains, and then started making things up ("It starts with 'I'." "Incognitoman?" "Noooooooo!" I never did guess that one. He switched gears on me and let me go with the Flash).
Today has been fairly unexciting. I ran errands and did laundry. Whee! It did take me forever to get the groceries into the house, as the little boy next door was on his 'What's the password?' kick. He stops you, asks for the password, and when you (finally) get it right, he runs ahead and stops you again. It's usually superheroes. I went through all my superheroes, all my supervillains, and then started making things up ("It starts with 'I'." "Incognitoman?" "Noooooooo!" I never did guess that one. He switched gears on me and let me go with the Flash).