Name please
Posted: Mon May 04, 2015 12:32 pm
Unfortunately my gps thingy for the car broke 
and I've had to buy a new one or risk getting thoroughly lost. The old one was called Thelma (I was Louise) and she had a bit of a posh voice. Many a time she sent me on little adventures down dirt tracks and dead end roads and I'd say "What were you thinking Thelma?" or I'd tell her no, (quite firmly) I wasn't going that way - I knew a better way and she'd have to get her maps out and rethink. But she was very good to me and would tell me I had been driving for over two hours and it was time I had a break. I remember laughing at her pronunciation of Hume Hwy and the one I thought was really funny was m. t. s. which was an abbreviation for mountains.
The new girl has an Australian accent and we haven't been on any adventures together yet. I'm wondering if anyone can come up with a name for her because clearly she has to have a name. All suggestions welcome.
Heather
and I've had to buy a new one or risk getting thoroughly lost. The old one was called Thelma (I was Louise) and she had a bit of a posh voice. Many a time she sent me on little adventures down dirt tracks and dead end roads and I'd say "What were you thinking Thelma?" or I'd tell her no, (quite firmly) I wasn't going that way - I knew a better way and she'd have to get her maps out and rethink. But she was very good to me and would tell me I had been driving for over two hours and it was time I had a break. I remember laughing at her pronunciation of Hume Hwy and the one I thought was really funny was m. t. s. which was an abbreviation for mountains.The new girl has an Australian accent and we haven't been on any adventures together yet. I'm wondering if anyone can come up with a name for her because clearly she has to have a name. All suggestions welcome.
Heather
Thanks John.