Plan B

I do laundry once a week, and I make sure to check all of Tyler's pockets. It never fails that I will find at least four of his "to do" lists that he creates for himself daily. Some lists even consist of the times in which he plans to complete each task, and the priority of each task. I always laugh when I find his anticipated lists because, well, we're planners. We both enjoy knowing what we need to do next and what needs to be done. I titled our blog "Davidsons living in plan b"  (no, it has nothing to do with contraception). After getting married, we could've mapped out our life. We had plans that were to be followed through. Obviously, it was a complete shock when we found out we weren't going to be able to fulfill these "plans" accordingly. I remember after that doctor's visit, I read a sign that was almost too perfect. "Life Is All About How You Handle 'Plan B'". Now that our 'plan a' was slowly disintegrating, I knew we had to stop planning so diligently and let "plan b" take its course. My life now is nowhere I expected it to be, and at times it drives me crazy not knowing what to expect next. However, it is the life Tyler and I were given, and we have to take advantage of the unknown and create faith in it.