We work in Camp ministry, but next summer we’re going to be away in order to not miss school. My wife is the team leader and I work with interns. - She is thinking regularly about it, wondering how it’ll work out. We’ve informed our team, but planning isn’t progressing as we hoped. - She’s thinking of who can be involved and when to contact them - She’s thinking of creative changes to make it more accessible. - She’s also thinking about who can care for interns.

My wife thinks of where to go on vacation, considering Length of trip and circumstances around Fun activities for each of us A good rhythm of days Finding the type of accommodation we need - she passes this on to me and I finish the process

She’s doing a seminar. Besides final prep she: Was holding the need to plan Trying to think through her seminar on the road (somewhat unsuccessfully) Thinking of how to get there Thinking about when it would be best to go, considering some friends are there during the same time and our kids could play together.

The Stores are closed tomorrow and we’re traveling. - On the way to the Airbnb my wife was holding the fact that the stores are closed - Thinking of where to stop for groceries (closer or further from the destination?) - Thinking of where to stop for dinner and when our daughter will be hungry on the trip - Thinking of snacks (and preparing them) beforehand.

There are many moving elements as my wife commutes back and forth to the conference I get to attend all week. - She’s balancing the morning departure with remembering all the things she needs to bring for most of the day. - She’s thinking about what meetings she can have and where to work from after the sessions but before picking up our daughter. - She’s thinking about what needs to be accomplished that is not work related. - She’s planning for the weekend talk she’s giving, not just when she’s sitting and specifically preparing it, but also throughout the time it’s mulling around in her head.