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s o r r y m u m homo ludens - play and create

Collage & photos: K.Udland

This collage is a result of a particular person not wanting to work - just play. She being all homo ludens - a playing woman - today.

The issue when not keeping focus on workrelated activities - during the hours of the day you are supposed to, is to make sure you enjoy yourself. Because God knows - and you all know - guiltypleasure is hard to deal with.

Then again, I believe we actually do not play enough on a daily basis. We should spend time playing every day, and sometimes all day. Have fun. Play with whatever gives you joy and pleasure. Know what happened to me after todays playday? I awoke my creativity. And work became play.

Go! Play! Create!

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