[NAGDU] Malls

[d m gina]

Well when stores decide to move out and new ones move in, this makes it 
hard as well.
I am sure your mall is much bigger than the one we have, I still get out there.
This is one of the reasons why I would love to use ira.
Or even the other glasses be my eyes something like that.
I won't stop dreaming.
No a gps won't help on the inside.
Sure would be helpful.
I also go by aroma, if I smell leather then I know I must be near a shoe store.
Then when you get inside the store you wanted it isn't always true 
folks would help you.
I will keep going to the mall, then I learn of a new place all of the time.
 Original message:
> I live in New Jersey, where we have some seriously big malls.  I want to get
> something at my nearest mall, but I really hate going there without a
> sighted friend.  It's a big, loud, echoing space, and I can't make much
> sense of it.  I recognize sometimes when we're going back from where we just
> came, but mostly we just trot along passing mysterious things, following my
> friend.  I did go once by myself, but it was hard to get anyone to give me
> coherent directions.  I eventually found what I wanted, but it was not easy.



> I also want to go to a couple places at an outdoor mall-one of those places
> where the stores are in a big circle around a parking lot.  That's less
> confusing than an inside mall, but can I use GPS to find what store I'm
> close to, or isn't it specific enough for that?



> Anyway, I'm wondering if people have strategies for dealing with finding
> things in really big, loud malls.

> Tracy



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