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"PinterestFacebookReading a few chapters while Nick played nine holes\nWell, OK, right now it&amp;#39;s pouring. But I&amp;#39;m OK with that (especially since it&amp;#39;s apparently snowing in NYC&amp;#8212;crazy!). Yesterday was gorgeous and we were outside all day. Oh, and to clarify about the bike riding since some of you were concerned (which I appreciate): It&amp;#39;s not exactly hard-core. I&amp;#39;m in one of those communities where people ride golf carts around and wave to you constantly and there are beautiful sidewalks and flat, straight roads. So it&amp;#39;s pretty safe. And when I was in eighth grade, I broke my collarbone while bike riding, so since then I&amp;#39;ve been ultra-careful on two-wheels (in other words, I go painfully slow). Today I&amp;#39;m thinking we&amp;#39;ll do a little shopping and a lot of relaxing. The rain should be gone by this afternoon and then perhaps we&amp;#39;ll hit the beach. Or perhaps not. I have no agenda and I love that. Here&amp;#39;s something that surprises me about myself: When I&amp;#39;m at work, I&amp;#39;m all about to-do lists and deadlines and fretting about not having enough hours in the day. And when I&amp;#39;m getting ready for a vacation I get so stressed thinking about being out of the office and how much work I&amp;#39;ll have to do when I get back and whether I should bring work with me. But then the strangest thing happens: The second the airplane wheels go up, I&amp;#39;m like &amp;quot;Work? What&amp;#39;s that?&amp;quot; It&amp;#39;s so important to be able to separate and give yourself a break every once in a while and that&amp;#39;s not something I was always capable of. I think I have cancer to thank for that. I now cherish my ability to simply detach and enjoy life&amp;#8212;and on that note, I&amp;#39;m off to detach and enjoy! Have a great weekend, everyone.\n&amp;#8212;Erin"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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