We like to go to stores and browse. Often, like a dog on a walk, sniffing around and seeing what catches one’s eye (or nose for canines) generally works well. 

While the computer might say that the shoelaces are in the paint section, we usually do okay just by browsing and cruising around in the shoe department. Of course they rarely have the length of laces that the factory supplies with our new running shoes … but that’s another story.

Our content has hints of Old School in it.  We approach content trying to imagine if we are someone browsing and we don’t know exactly what we are looking for.

Some people might know precisely what they want. But, often, it is in the browsing where the best discoveries are made.

As such, our Find features might look more like a curated browse or the map in a mall. Some broad categories at the mall (like the Food Fair or Clothing) and then they list out some stores to get you started.

Many of us are avid readers and researchers to help us work through topics. Bookstores (new and used) are right up our alley along with some excellent educational works available on different internet channels.

We also find parks and hikes helpful for thinking about topics. Ducks and squirrels seem to provide more wisdom than the onslaught of false news we sometimes find in the media.