When there are some free time, there are people who prefer not to plan what to do, while there are others who like to carefully plan what to do or where to go. Both points of view have some benefits. In this essay, I will compare the advantages of planning and not planning how to spend our spare time.  

On one hand, if we plan how to spend our leisure time, we will probably make much more good use of it. Planning what to do is particular important if we do not have spare time very often. For example, my wife has her Saturdays for herself. On those days, she does not take care of our baby, or does not do any household activity. She enjoys planning exactly what she will do on Saturdays. I have to admit that she spends her Saturday time very cleverly doing a lot of things like making exercise, going shopping, visiting friends or maybe just sleeping.  

On the other hand, there are people who do not like to plan how to spend their free time. These people generally do not like to plan anything; they just enjoy leaving things to flow. For example, for me it is completely boring intend to thing what I will do and what not. I simply cannot thing about it; I get distracted immediately. And this has its advantages I have to say. I do not have to take care of weather. If the day is sunny I decide to stay outdoors, if the day is cloudy I could thing of going on a walk, and if the day is rainy I simply decide to stay indoors watching a movie or playing video games. Furthermore, because I have planned nothing, I do not have to change nothing because of the weather, or just because I do not want to do what I planned to do previously.  

Summarizing, although both point of views are very respectable, I prefer not planning what to do. Of course, I understand the benefits of carefully planning our free time in order not to waste it; however not planning what to do in leisure time has also its advantages, which I have shown in this essay.

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