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Epiphany

March 11, 2014 Dana

Sometimes things which *should* be obvious are not. We’re so occupied elsewhere that we miss what’s in front of our face. That happened to me the other day. I was catching a bus downtown for SXSW, and it dawned on… Read moreEpiphany

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The First Day of the Rest of my Life

February 9, 2014 Dana

Anyone who’s been following this blog knows how miserable I’ve been working in a call center. Friday was my last day, and today I started my new job in a feminist bookstore I can walk to from my house. I… Read moreThe First Day of the Rest of my Life

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Lessons on Moving

December 25, 2013 Dana

I’ve been thinking about writing this post since I moved halfway across the country to graduate school 3 1/2 years ago. I recently made a trip to visit my sister for Christmas and decided to pick up a few things… Read moreLessons on Moving

Uncategorized  adulthood, books, change, life, moving, travel  2 Comments

What’s Wrong With Being Open?

September 8, 2013 Dana

Maybe it’s a sign I’ve spent too long in “alternative” communities and just no longer have any conception of or desire to keep track of what’s “normal.” I find there tends to be a lot of overlap between groups of… Read moreWhat’s Wrong With Being Open?

Uncategorized  art, belonging, censorship, friendship, life, theatre  1 Comment

Who Needs to Change?

September 2, 2013 Dana

In my past apartment I lived in a clothing optional environment. It’s definitely my preference. I also lived that way in college when I roomed with my best friend and her mother. It just wasn’t a big deal if I popped… Read moreWho Needs to Change?

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Things I Want

August 11, 2013 Dana

One of my friends started figuring out how she can “earn” things she wants to buy by doing projects and things around the house. I think that might be a good idea for me as well, since it can be… Read moreThings I Want

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Possibilities

August 8, 2013 Dana

Just had a lovely evening of conversation with a friend. She’s in Internet Marketing and has recently started operating her business based on gifts and gratitude; giving things away to those who need them rather than setting a fixed price… Read morePossibilities

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thinky thoughts…

July 31, 2013 Dana

…. to be elaborated on later… Traffic was “whew!” today… and yesterday, too, for that matter. Is everyone taking a page from my book and avoiding the highway? I had a thought today as someone cut in front of me… Read morethinky thoughts…

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5-yr plan

July 26, 2013 Dana

Long story short… don’t have one. Not really I guess. I’ve been thinking about it ever since that job interview I tanked before getting the job I have now because that was one of the questions they asked I didn’t… Read more5-yr plan

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The Power of Words

July 22, 2013 Dana

I’m usually not a huge fan of labels. I prefer to self-identify in ambiguous terms. Life is complicated and if I learned anything in graduate school it’s that dichotomies are always false, if easier for the human brain to comprehend… Read moreThe Power of Words

Uncategorized  adulthood, anxiety, change, depression, mental health, shift, thoughts, yoga  1 Comment

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