GPS vs. MAP
I like to drive. I also like to go a different route on the way home than I took on the way there. Life is too short to take the same way twice. I've always been a map person. I like the physical paper nearby to check - just in case. I was never a AAA member, so their popular 'Trip Tix' was not an option for me. But in the late 1990's, I discovered Map Quest and my life became a little simpler. I did a little research, entering the beginning of my route and my destination, pressed print and viola! I had written turn by turn directions that included a map. I didn't need to buy one of those GPS devices and attach it to the dashboard of my car. Ten years later, when I took a road trip to Florida with my son Paul, he insisted on using technology from his phone for directions. Thank God, I still threw the printed directions into the car as he lost his 'signal' several times in the mountains and we were driving blind. P...