Exactly, Jerralea. As I get older, I’m trying to trust myself more than I did when I was younger. We’ve been around the block a few more times by this stage in life and have seen a few things. 😉 Nonetheless, I am still grateful for devices and people who can point the way from their own experiences too. We have lots of resources and I’m thankful!

Thank you, Maree. I’m still on the journey of learning to listen more to my inner voice. Sometimes it actually has some great things to tell me! ha.
I appreciate all you do to keep the Grace & Truth linkup still chugging along!

Good for you, Jennifer. I think it’s great that you can navigate without being dependent on GPS. It’s definitely better for the brain. GPS has definitely become a crutch for me! It’s a wonder I can get anywhere now without it. ha.

It is hilarious to read all the GPS horror stories. I’ve gotten a good laugh reading the comments here about the ways GPS has led us all astray sometime or another. 🙂

I want to be more like you, Joanne. 🙂 I’m only in the early stages of learning to ignore GPS some. It’s been such a lifeline for me for awhile now. But it’s definitely not perfect!

Oh, it’s so crazy how these things happen. And yet in the end, technology still came through for you thanks to that blue dot on Google Maps. ha. When there is road construction, I almost always do whatever GPS tells me. 🙂 I would have landed in the same empty field as you did, Lisa.

Interesting that the same is true in Finland, too! Sometimes we have to be told to trust our instincts and what we see with our own two eyes instead of blindly following a device. 🙂 Thanks for sharing this, Soma.

It makes you wonder how people used to get around when there weren’t even any real roads! When I think about the original Oregon Trail travelers, it’s quite a miracle they ever made it with all the trials they had to endure. I would have been way too wimpy to survive. ha.

This made me laugh, Deb. Just today my husband said he had to turn off GPS because it took him on a totally unnecessary loop to end up in the same spot he started. ha. Sometimes we DO know better than GPS. 🙂