"They said, did you plan this?" Nope, but she warned the group about Lyme disease.
"You planned this trip in advance but decided to conceal your intent".
"Did you plan this?" She pictured herself making phone calls, tonight or tomorrow morning, to freeze their accounts.
"But if you plan this properly you can create local jobs, cut your carbon footprint and reduce the energy bills – so everybody wins".
And did you plan this to be a "novel in stories" from the start, or did you just find yourself returning to familiar characters in the stories as you wrote them?
The persistent ringing of the phone while you plan this trip will make you feel "there's more going on than actually is," and the caller may think you are at the far end of a twelve-room apartment.
When you plan this way, the results are predictable, because you're using real world feedback as guidance for what's next.
[Woman #19, 33 years old, partner HIV-status unknown] 'Did you plan this pregnancy?' Not really.
'Did you plan this pregnancy?' No … I am happy because even my ultrasound is good, yah, a baby is a baby.
[Women #14, 23 years old, partner HIV-status unknown] 'Did you plan this pregnancy?' No … I am happy because even my ultrasound is good, yah, a baby is a baby.
