always have a plan b.

The Triple X planning System

I could preface this by writing that I always have a “Plan B” but I don’t. I used to think of my savings account as Plan B but money might not bail me out of certain situations.

First off, 99, you need not worry about LAY (Life After Yale—you like how I did that?). You know you always have a comfy spot under my desk to reside. Second, whatchoo talkin’ bout girl? You have more whatittakes in your little pinkie nail than most people have in their whole lifetime to make it happen!

So, I’m gonna take this goal in a whole ‘nother direction. This Plan B idea might extend into uncharted territories. Like, what if there were a terrible snowstorm (which would be devestating to us Texas folk—you should see us try to drive on ice-slicked roads. It’s hilarious.) or if, IF, by chance there were some sort of zombie outbreak. Are you prepared? What’s your plan to fight off the hoardes of post-nuclear-holocaust monsters?

It’s a sad crappy plan, I should think!

Anyway, I take a “Plan B” scenario as a challenge to ready myself for a disaster in global proportions. I will report back here with my progress.

Also, this “Plan B” idea could still be applied to real life situations I guess if you want it to.