Speaking of security or insecurity cameras, I wouldn't mind having a few. Not for watching people, since I have never had issues with people messing with my place. I would like to be able to watch footage of what animals do when I am sleeping and not home. I see rabbit and coyote tracks in the snow and would love to see what they do. Probably interesting.
They plot.
I have gotten up in the middle of the night and sat on my back porch. Sometimes there is a lot of activity. Seen a couple of beavers by my dock. Once I saw one chewing on the neighbors tree. I had an armadillo under my porch, skunks, raccoons, deer. Even a wild pig once. Sometimes when it is really dark I hear noises in the leaves. Not sure what it is, but sounds bigger than a raccoon. I love nature.
Men are amateurs at that stuff.
Did Angela Lansbury solve it..?
Gaslight responses and social media → a match made in Heaven!
ESL?
Or maybe a match made.....somewhere else.
There is a lot to it. One part is being familiar with the layout of locations. A long time ago, I learned how to navigate my way in the dark. When it's a place that I know and have walked through multiple times, it's not very hard. In unfamiliar territory, it can be painful. This of course, is only a small part of the picture for those who are completely without sight.
I can't avoid tripping over a shoe on my way to the kitchen in the middle of the night.
I hear that!I can't avoid tripping over a shoe on my way to the kitchen in the middle of the night.
I remember in college, there was this blind student who could navigate one of the cafeterias without a cane. She knew the layout perfectly.
