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Ch-ch-ch-changes

October 1, 2014 Dana

A lot of things are changing right now, and hopefully for the better. Old roommate moved out, and new roommate moved in. Still a few loose ends to sort out over the next several days, but I am much more… Read moreCh-ch-ch-changes

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Why the human race is going to ultimately destroy itself

June 14, 2013 Dana

I don’t understand people sometimes. I almost got into an accident this morning because a white car cut RIGHT in front of me on the way to work. Only extreme luck prevented me and/or someone else from ending up in… Read moreWhy the human race is going to ultimately destroy itself

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Thoughts in the Bath

February 21, 2013 Dana

Tonight the sunset was beautiful here. And I felt grateful to see it. It is a small blessing in my life that it is no longer pitch black when I get off work… nothing is worse than feeling it’s the… Read moreThoughts in the Bath

Uncategorized  adulthood, art, car accident, change, life, mental health, money, shift, thoughts, work, yoga  1 Comment

What are the odds?

February 12, 2013 Dana

I’m a pretty introspective person. That’s why I have a blog, for instance. I know that creating narratives is an important facet of human experience, and that how we make sense of our experiences and lives matters. I was re-reading… Read moreWhat are the odds?

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