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“The Nagigator.”
That is the name my family has fondly dubbed me because I have “nagigated” my family successfully through third-world countries, which was easy because most of the time there was one road in and one road out. Little did I know my skill at “nagigating” would adversely affect my children.
When my daughter called me this spring and told me that she took a position in Kalamazoo, Mich., she said, “Mom, it’s not that far, Michigan borders Idaho.”
I laughed because my daughter has a master’s degree (but not in geography). Her lack of any sense of direction has been a point of contention for years. When she was at Stockdale High School, one day she day asked for directions to The Marketplace and ended up at the Valley Plaza. I’m not kidding.
So when she decided to trek 2,500 miles across the country, I knew my services would be required. I was afraid she really would end up in Timbuktu. Even...
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