I'll work on getting a character profile done sometime later today, as I don't want to try writing out a full outline when I'm tired.  For shorter posts with already established characters, I can manage okay, but for putting down important details of a new character, I like to do it when I'm more awake.  I'll have it done today though, for sure, if things go my way and I have time to think.<br/><br/>As for how I identify where things are, if I'm familiar with a location, like being at home, it makes things easier because I already know where they are and what to expect.  It's important that if something gets moved around, someone lets me know, so I don't trip over something that isn't where it usually is, like chairs.  With a two-year-old in the house now, I have to watch out for toys and move more slowly than I usually do, because I never know where he's going to have his things scattered at.  He's my roommate's grandson, not my kid, for those who are curious.<br/><br/>As far as new places go, I generally try and stick with someone who can show me where things are, if the place is going to be somewhere I'm going to be going to a lot, until I know better what's around, and I've memorized where things are at.  I go by sounds too, which help tell me where I am if it's a place I don't know, like a TV or the radio, or just people talking.  I'm not sure I'm explaining this all that well, but hopefully I haven't managed to just make things more confusing.  Let me know if either of you don't understand something, and I'll work on explaining it better.<br/><br/>I'll have to remember to spell Jaimie with the extra I, as I'm used to seeing it spelled with only one, so if I occasionally misspell it, just look over me.  I'll get it right eventually!