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Plan The work and work the plan

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When my father was a boy, he, his three sisters, and his parents would take road trips. Often, the headlights were pointed west as they traveled to explore states on the left side of the Mississippi. I think back to stories he shared with my sister and I about how adept my grandfather was at using maps. My father said that they rarely got lost and that the trips would often become stale because of dry conversation or lack of sights to see. On the occasion that he would do something he wasn’t supposed to do to one of his sisters, his mom made him watch the odometer for a select number of miles. When the mileage mark came and went, then my father was able to re-engage in family conversation.