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Month: May 2015

Play a Day: Not Today

May 31, 2015 Dana

A woman sits under a fuzzy blanket, trying to will the world away.

Play A Day  depression, mental health, self care  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Love Yourself

May 27, 2015 Dana

Spotlight up on a woman jogging on a treadmill. Lights down. Spotlight up on two women, laughing over frozen yogurt with sprinkles and marshmallows. Lights down. Spotlight up on a woman answering the doorbell for the pizza delivery man. Lights… Read morePlay a Day: Love Yourself

Play A Day  love, relaxation, self care  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Spoons

May 26, 2015 Dana

A woman opens a can of soup and puts it into a bowl. She puts the bowl in the microwave to heat. When the microwave dings, she opens the silverware drawer. She rummages around, then pulls the cutlery out piece… Read morePlay a Day: Spoons

Mental Health, Play A Day  disability, mental health, spoons  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Off the Grid

May 21, 2015May 19, 2015 Dana

A woman stands on a bridge. One by one, she throws pieces of technology into the rushing river below. A cell phone. A camera. A laptop. A tablet. A watch. Satisfied, she picks up her pack and walks away, whistling…. Read morePlay a Day: Off the Grid

Play A Day  camping, technology, vacation  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Distraction

May 20, 2015May 19, 2015 Dana

A woman is trying to complete a project. Someone comes to make a bid for her attention. Someone else comes by, sure what they need done is more important. Repeat. Repeat. Soon, the woman is surrounded on all sides by… Read morePlay a Day: Distraction

Play A Day  energy, multi-tasking, stress, time  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Time Flies

May 19, 2015May 19, 2015 Dana

A page a day calendar hangs on the wall. A woman is working hard, but facing away from it. As the sun rises and sets, someone comes along behind her, tearing off a new page to reveal the next day’s… Read morePlay a Day: Time Flies

Play A Day  creativity, time, work  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Success

May 15, 2015 Dana

The phone rings. Like an old school rotary phone. A woman answers it. There is good news on the other end of the line. She faints onto a nearby chaise lounge from excitement. Someone else comes in, thanks the person… Read morePlay a Day: Success

Play A Day  good news, overexcitement, success  Leave a comment

Play a Day: No, Thanks

May 14, 2015May 15, 2015 Dana

A woman walking down the sidewalk. Various people holding flyers, handouts, or posters are occupying the space ahead of her. She tries to navigate her way through them, refusing their requests. The more she refuses, the more adamant they become…. Read morePlay a Day: No, Thanks

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Play a Day: All the Feels

May 13, 2015May 14, 2015 Dana

A woman sits at a bar, drinking, alone. She periodically checks her phone for the time. She’s waiting for someone. After she finishes her drink, she leaves. Alone.

Play A Day  alone, emotions, waiting  Leave a comment

Play a Day: Allergies

May 12, 2015 Dana

A woman is trying to walk down the street. Someone dressed as a tree branch keeps following her and slapping her in the face.

Play A Day  allergies, sick, spring  Leave a comment

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