I had been looking forward to the Kiwani's speaker this morning, he was talking about the rail roads in Pottawatomie County, and I was interested to know what had happened to them, but he was extremely monotonous, the most monotonous speaker ever. I tuned him out and wondered if I could find a library book about the rail roads instead.
Afterwards called at Hertz to see what time the rental car was due back, which was 5.30, so I took it to Oklahoma City for my appointment there. The GPS behaved perfectly getting there, which was good, but it went berserk coming back. I am speeding along, in the busiest part of Oklahoma City, in six lanes of traffic, and it pipes up "Do a U turn. As soon as possible do a U turn" WHAAAAAAT. Is this a joke? As I drive on I pick up a signpost to Fort Smith. The most useful piece of geography I've picked up here is that Fort Smith is in Arkansas, and I know I could follow all the signposts to Fort Smith and I'd be in Shawnee before I got to Arkansas. Which I did, and I was. Has anyone else ever updated their GPS from the computer? Is it difficult?
It has been extremely hot again. The rental car had a wonderful air conditioning system, better than mine, went from hot to very cold in 5 seconds. Now, tonight, there is a thunderstorm, and very heavy rain.
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