[nagdu] Why good O&M training is so important

[Tami Kinney]

I hadn't even *heard * of those... We're getting more of the chirpy 
ones, even out into the surrounds. Still, I encounter them so 
infrequently, I assume they're just some fool's obnoxious cell phone and 
wish that fool would quit following me around so I didn't have to hear 
his/her stupid phone every time I needed to pay atention to crossing the 
street. /lol/

I am also a chronic block mis-counter, so even when I clue in to what 
that novel electronic background noise actually is, I lose track of 
which street I'm on, exactly, generally at the most inconvenient 
intersection... When I'm in familiar territory, this is no big, since 
I'm using other contextual clues to know which corner is which... When 
I'm traipsing around off the beaten path, though... Talking crorssing 
signals that announce the street name would come in real, real handy. /lol/

TamiOn 11/03/2011 06:16 AM, Cindy Ray wrote:
> I like the talking ones, too. They are less nerve racking for one thing, and, as others have stated, give information.
> Cindy
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