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Making Plans         It was a gorgeous summer morning as I, my associate David, sister Marcia, mom, dad, and baby girl were change of location home to Laramie from Colorado Springs where we had at peace(p) to visit my grandma.  The atmosphere in the car was fun and filled with laughter.  We were delightful to be together. Our chatter was constant and our conversations oft overlapped.  One learned modern that if you want to be heard in my family, you must merely direct louder than everyone else.  Or, you might simply say, Would you please shut up for a split second so I can say something important?  We solely understand that such a plain and politely spoken command was non meant to be offensive or at all disrespectful.         We were a round louder than usual that morning as we had great plans for the day.  Since we had to travel through Denver, we all agreed that we should eat at a nice res taurant and and so go to the zoo where we could eat some more and see the animals accordingly probably eat some more.         Daddy was a bit separate out and growly, his usual demeanor when work was thick as it was on that Friday morning.  Everyone and their grandmother is on this one road to Denver, he grumbled.  My Daddy is claustrophobic.  He hates traffic which is the main reason I think we moved long ago to Wyoming, the land of wide-open spaces.  You can drive more than a carbon miles on a Wyoming highway without seeing another car, Daddy would often brag.         That was not the case, however, in Colorado.  The cars were lined up one after another, traveling 75 miles per hour, to the horizon and beyond.  We passengers paid scant attention to the outside existence as we were involved in a thought-provoking discussion regarding the strengths and weaknesses of the highly educational hit movie of the summer, Independence Day.  The movie answered the question  be we alone in the Universe? with a loud no when aliens arrived and began pulverise major cities all over the world.  We all gazed out the windshield as we laughed at my sisters comment about the president in the film  He was so broken up over the