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Month: June 2014

Review: For No Good Reason

June 30, 2014January 17, 2015 Dana

Directed by Charlie Paul, For No Good Reason <http://www.fornogoodreasonmovie.com/> is a documentary chronicling the life and art of Ralph Steadman. Steadman (http://www.ralphsteadman.com/) is a British artist most famous for his collaborations with Hunter S. Thompson in the 1960s and 70s,… Read moreReview: For No Good Reason

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Well, This is Awkward

June 23, 2014 Dana

There was this moment of communication with my boss today that I don’t know how to process. There’s this breast cancer awareness bicycle ride in September. She created a team for the bookstore, and since I’m learning to ride, I… Read moreWell, This is Awkward

Uncategorized  adulthood, friendship, life, money, thoughts, work  1 Comment

It’s Back…

June 20, 2014January 19, 2015 Dana

My depression, that is. Or that’s the only explanation I have for the way I’ve been feeling. Ever since I got back from Flipside I’ve been stressed and anxious. There was so much on my to-do list and not the… Read moreIt’s Back…

Mental Health  adulthood, depression, life, mental health, thoughts  6 Comments

It’s Been a Rough Week

June 6, 2014 Dana

I’m pretty good at psychoanalyzing myself. It takes a few days, but eventually I can figure out what’s up with me when things go south. Usually not before I break down sobbing once or a few times, but you know,… Read moreIt’s Been a Rough Week

Uncategorized  adulthood, art, life, stress  Leave a comment

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