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[lizzybennet]

I just spent the last half hour or so driving around the Idaho countryside trying to find my house. For such a tiny town, the streets sure are confusing. Both Spokane and Tucson had a structure road layout. North to South, East to West. You could pretty much find where you were going with little trouble. Not so here. Every time I go out, I pretty much get lost. Again.

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[luvszoe.livejournal.com]

OMg.....crazy!
You should take pics next time you're out so we can get a visual!

[courtneybprice.livejournal.com]

Aww bless your heart! I would have been so nervous! haha .. I've been meaning to comment on your last few entries, but it sounds like you guys are all pretty content with this new place .. I'm so glad! =)

[gnawtee.livejournal.com]

Frustrating as it may be, I find that getting lost is one of the best ways to learn an area.

I like exploring new areas. I like it even more with a nav unit!

[sunrise0124.livejournal.com]

lol. i get lost even in the better laid out towns. I hated Phx and it had a lay out similar to Tucson just on a much bigger scale. I got lost all the time there. here, i lived with my in-laws for long enough, they did most of the driving at first so i really didn't get lost here. I got used to the town faster. I still get lost in Phx. lol

[sunrise0124.livejournal.com]

oh i forgot to say, I find it intimidating to get lost but you did find your way back home so that's a plus. :)

Lost in Space or, lost in open spaces

[(Anonymous)]

Better get a GPS so you can find you way out of the maze of the Maize. Bill

[ahnah74.livejournal.com]

i like getting lost when i don't have a time deadline. it's fun to explore and find out more of the town. now i know where everything is and my hubby has to ask me cause he hates getting lost and exploring. lol