BL> You will probably need to think of the direction things are and how
 BL> they will change say if youj walk a different way.
     Yeah, I'm trying that.  Whew, it takes some getting used to.  I've
been using "right and left" for most of my life, save some early
directional training in elementary school.  Hope it gets easier.  Wonder
where I can get a Braille compass...
 BL> To be halfways oriented it helps to know your compass directions
     The frustrating pat is it's not as if I have been a lazy lump for
the past two years.  I know how to get places with rote training, and
have been pretty successful with that.  But I feel I'd be *more*
successful if I knew why things were the way they were, using
orientation skills.  People say "make a map in your head as you're going
somewhere," but nobody tells you how.  I realize it gets better with
practice, but I wish there were some techniques or something to make it
a little less daunting of a task.
     Okay, sorry if it sounds like I'm grumbling.  I'm done now.  Thanks
for the tip.
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