
Yesterday as I was driving home from work with Benjamin, I thought to myself: "Nikki, you and Ben should plan a day to go to the park." Well, at second glance at this thought, something struck me. I had to
plan to go to the park? Ok, ok. I like to plan things, alright? That part I knew. But

was this helping me get more done? You know, it was then that I realized that my constant desire to have things planned out was actually
keeping me from getting things done. Huh. By demanding that it all be planned out, I was constantly pushing activities out of today and into tomorrow. It was then that I decided. "I don't need a reason to go to the park. It takes a reason not to go and I don't have one of those. We're going to the park, Ben." And go to the park we did. :) The End.
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I did the same thing on Friday. It was just me and Tori at the park and we loved it. She loved the swings and the slide. I think I might even go there again today. : )
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