Welcome to The Escape Plan, a 40-day program designed to help you safely and effectively treat Adultitis.

If you feel like you have symptoms of Adultitis and are ready to do something about it, we invite you to become a Voyager and take the 40-day challenge to rid your life of this silent disease.

The duo goes on a photo safari to find the most childlike place in town and end up at the Pinnacle Peak Patio, a place where neckties are never safe!

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In this installment of Escape Plan TV, the duo visits the San Diego Zoo. After meeting some pandas and interviewing their keeper, Kim and Jason try some fish tacos and look for the perfect childlike souvenir.

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So here’s what happens in this installment of Escape Plan TV: The duo takes a tour of an ice cream plant, goes shopping on State Street, tries on some, um, cheese, and spends some time lounging by Lake Mendota.

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So here’s what happens in this installment of Escape Plan TV: The duo walks across the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, visits the Charles Schulz museum, and stops to say hi to some cows on the way to the Point Reyes lighthouse. Featuring music by Ethan Elkind.

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In this installment of Escape Plan TV, the duo gets fresh with a herd of giraffes (they have some crazy long tongues!), become rebels for a cause, and climb a really big mountain.

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In this installment of Escape Plan TV, the duo conducts a silly experiment, tries to fly a kite, and throws a spontaneous party.

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Thank you to everyone who followed along. Now it’s YOUR turn! Pick out any of the challenges and put your own slant on it. Share your solution in the comments section of the challenge. Or get some friends together and see if you have what it takes to make it through all 40 challenges!

Good luck — an Adultitis-free existence awaits! 

My day started when I rolled out of bed at 10 am. One of my guilty pleasures in life is sleeping in. I made a point to turn off the ringers on the phones before we went to bed, so they would not interfere with my plans to snooze later. As I just started to wake up I turned on the TV and Jason came bouncing in (he heard the TV) and asked if I wanted to be spontaneous. So I put on my Dr. Seuss hat and off we drove to a neighboring town to get some breakfast at one of our favorite spots. We rarely go out to breakfast, so this was a fun treat. The rest of the day was filled with bumming around town at a couple stores, lunch with a friend, a walk in the long overdue mild weather, a nap, and finally dinner at one of our favorite joints, Outback Steakhouse. Yummy! It was a great day. So many times our weekends end of being injected with paying the bills, laundry, straightening up, etc. It was so nice to have a day to enjoy and relax. I wish my boss would let me do this once a week.  

Jason:
Kim did a great job of covering the highlights from the day, so I thought I’d add my random two cents. Most people automatically assume that they could never take a “Sick of it Day.” I think that in most cases, that’s a big fat cop-out. What would happen if you came down with a terrible case of pneumonia this evening? Would you be forced to go to work anyway? What if you got seriously injured or — gasp! — killed on your way home from work tomorrow? Would you think to yourself, “Boy, am I sure glad I put in that full day of work today.” Don’t get me wrong, I’m not advocating a complete and utter disregard for all personal responsibility. I’m talking about ONE day.

To me, the ones who can’t get themselves to take a “Sick of it Day” — I’m talking maybe one or three a year — are only proving that they’re not really in control of their life. They let life dictate the terms while they act passively, missing the best of what life has to offer. They’re the ones who wake up one day wondering why life didn’t treat them better, why it didn’t turn out the way they hoped. I heard a speaker — a bishop, in fact — who talked about life being like a stream. You’re in a canoe. If you do nothing more than just sit in your canoe, you will move. The current will take you somewhere. But if you care about where you end up, you have to put a little muscle into it. You have to paddle. Sometimes the current will be on your side, and the paddling will be easy. Sometimes you’ll be rowing against the current, and your path will be difficult. To me that’s what the Escape Plan is all about: changing the way you think and act. There are a million and one reasons to stay still in that boat. Change is never easy. But if you want to end up somewhere that gives you a feeling of peace, happiness and true fulfillment, it’ll take a little effort. One thing that I’ve learned from this whole thing is that the effort is SO worth it.

Dark Room Confessionals:
Bonus Video: Kim and Jason

Jason:
I’m not a practical joker by nature, and I’m not especially fond of the really cruel ones. (Maybe I’m afraid of karma exacting revenge.) It took me a while to get into the spirit, but once I did, I had fun with it. I took a playful approach on my target, who happened to be some girl named Kim.

I marshmallowed her.

We had a stale bag of jumbo marshmallows in the cupboard so I decided to put them to good use. I threw a couple into her shower this morning. I hid some in her shoes, her stocking hat, her glove, her purse, the dashboard of the car, and in each of her coat pockets. She’s been discovering marshmallows all day long.It was so cool to watch in anticipation as she found each one. And as of this writing, there are even some hiding spots she hasn’t found yet ;)  Of a better use for stale marshmallows I cannot think.

Dark Room Confessionals:
Bonus Video: Kim | Jason

So, who was most creative with today’s challenge? Who went beyond the comfort zone and put the biggest hammer on Adultitis? Who did a better job of capturing the spirit of childhood, Kim or Jason? Cast Your Vote!

Tomorrow’s Challenge: Audio Sneak Peek