Okay, no bashing, but the more "female" the brain, the more "directionally challenged." Yes, I'm female, but my brain is more male. I was the navigator from a young age, as I could read and interpret maps, while my mother had some difficulties.
I lived on a long road out in the country several years ago. As houses were built, they were numbered. So there was no orderly progression of numbers on the street. You could not go by the numbers to find a house. To find a house, you would narrow down the part of the road by the junctions it was between, then describe identifying landmarks, like the "big pine at the S curve" and "the second driveway at the half-mile straightaway past the second bridge."
I lived on a long road out in the country several years ago. As houses were built, they were numbered. So there was no orderly progression of numbers on the street. You could not go by the numbers to find a house. To find a house, you would narrow down the part of the road by the junctions it was between, then describe identifying landmarks, like the "big pine at the S curve" and "the second driveway at the half-mile straightaway past the second bridge."
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