Imagine walking into a new place for the first time. Maybe it is the type of place you have been before. Just not in a long time, and not necessarily this exact location. Like going to an art museum for the first time since that fifth-grade field trip. Or visiting a nursing home for the first time since your grandfather passed away 15 years ago. It isn’t really foreign, but it certainly isn’t like home either. It’s just – weird. So as you set foot in this uncomfortable setting, you begin to try and find something familiar that you can really grasp. Maybe it is recognizing a painting from 40 years earlier and remembering one little fact that your fifth grade teacher told you –