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Play a Day: Good-bye, Dear Friend

April 3, 2015 Dana

A waiting room. A man and a woman sit on a bench, holding hands. A box of tissues are on the windowsill beside them. Quiet instrumental music plays. The man grabs a tissue and sobs for a moment before calming… Read morePlay a Day: Good-bye, Dear Friend

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