What do you do when you're lost?

[gr82bart]

Interpret and answer the question however you see fit...

Art.

 

[blansky]

I don't get lost.

Just because I don't know where I am doesn't mean I'm lost.


Michael

 

[Jorge]

Can you say the word Map?.....

 

[Dave Parker]

We don't get lost, as my wife puts it, "We are on an Adventrue!" lol

Dave

 

[roteague]

We don't get lost, as my wife puts it, "We are on an Adventrue!" lol

Dave

Never have to worry about getting lost on the Big Island - you can't miss the ocean.

 

[Andy K]

I don't get lost. I always know where I am because: 'No matter where you go, there you are'.

 

[Richard Wasserman]

I take photos! Once I was really lost and I asked for directions- my wife forced me to do it. I felt like a traitor to the male sex...

Richard

 

[John Bartley]

You're not lost.....you're just someplace that you don't recognise.. :rolleyes:

 

[Paul Sorensen]

Am I the only honest man here?!?!?!?!

So far I am the only one to vote that I don't ask for directions and I am male.

Sometimes I do as well, but only when my wife insists and refuses to do it herself.

 

[gordrob]

Or as my kids use to say " we are on one of Dad's longcuts"

 

[Andy K]

Am I the only honest man here?!?!?!?!

So far I am the only one to vote that I don't ask for directions and I am male.

Sometimes I do as well, but only when my wife insists and refuses to do it herself.

I figured there was no need to do the poll because, as all men know, any man who asks for directions is obviously a eunuch!

 

[Monophoto]

My wife would answer this question differently.

Actually, I rarely get lost. I have maps. I have a GPS. And I have a wife who always knows better than I do where we are.

 

[Ole]

I'm never lost. I always know where I am.

Of course everywhere else - except or the spot where I happen to be - can sometimes be temporarily misplaced.

But lost? No - never!

 

[jp80874]

My wife would answer this question differently.

And I have a wife who always knows better than I do where we are.

Is this a second marriage for her?
We may have spent some time together.

John Powers

 

[unohuu]

i also consult my GPS.

 

[eagleowl]

I once got lost walking along a riverside path! :rolleyes:

 

[Claire Senft]

Well I have given up on asking for directions. I got lost driving thru the Ohio countryside. After many serious threaths, some of which were much worse than death, from my compaion of over 40 years, I pulled into a farmer's yard. I asked the farmer, who was outside refueling his tractor " Can you tell me how to get to XXXXXXXXXXXXX? Being a nice and helpful man he responded "Certainly, but you can't get ther from here".

Some things in life are not worth the bother.

 

[rjs003]

I usually don't get lost; I go exploring! The last time I was lost I just kept driving until I reached the Canadian border and the nice lady at the crossing told me where to go. Just love the Canadians, really friendly people you know. eh

 

[Mateo]

I never go anywhere, so I don't get lost. But one of my all time favorite diversions in this world is to give directions to the lost, especially those heading south to Los Angeles. If anyone here ever accidentally took highway 1 south from Monterey to get to LA, that was me...and you're welcome.

 

[hortense]

We don't get lost, as my wife puts it, "We are on an Adventrue!"

Dave

Thank God I have a GPS!

 

[NikoSperi]

Can you say the word Map?.....

M... maaaaa.... oh hell, GPS!

 

[modafoto]

Can you say the word Map?.....

no...but I never get lost

 

[rogueish]

I'm never lost. I know exactly where I'm not.
Sometimes trying to follow the directions is worse.

 

[Marc Leest]

I use an contraption called "taxi". Works always.

 

[jp80874]

Lost is not necessarily geographic. For me, retired and happily learning all I can about photography as an art and photography as a mechanical thing, “LOST” is a regular stop on the daily bus route. Gratefully APUG has been an encyclopedia with personality.

I thank you all.

John Powers