LOOKING FORWARD TO july
This week I finally went sailing, and that was a blast. I zoomed across Lake Harriet and waved to other sailors and took some fun pics. There's moments where you feel like your boat is going to capsize because your tipped to one side but these boats have 300 pound weights at the bottom to stabilize you.
I also went to a few shows. One was with a fortune teller who helps people learn their fortune through poems. The poem I received was "Imagine." (very fitting) Another was an immersive show. And here's what I love about immersive shows on ZOOM. The theater will send you an email or text to your phone with top secret details that you supposed to remember. And then you open the ZOOM link, half knowing what to expect -and it turns out to be something completely different, like an escape room, or a show where your personal details are made into a joke. So its fun!
This week, I also drove a few people to the airport. One was a power couple: a clergy therapist and a teaching coach-so that conversation got interesting. I also drove a teacher and a guy who thinks to become a youth pastor.Then I sat in on a discussion on ZOOM about anxiety and coping. I got to throw in a few ideas of my own, and include links to YouTube videos that help on these topics like Leo from actualization.org
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Upcoming Shows
Theater 29 Denver, Colorado will be opening their VIRTUAL show Communication Solutions:A story of Extravagant Love, July 26
Learn more https://www.facebook.com/DenverTheater29
Immersive (Audience engagement show)
Experience an immersive story of upper-management intrigue, authoritarian coercion and corporate S&M that unravels via social media, email, and in virtual and visceral reality at Theater 29.
After receiving an official email from the Communications Solutions CEO, the real story will unfold as an anonymous entity releases a cavalcade of damning documents, clandestine voicemails, and alarming images, on Instagram, Facebook, and email, culminating with a top-secret image appearing in a subversive storefront window-reveal at Theater 29.
ON THE BLOG
Reading:
The Silk Roads by Peter Frankopan
"Reasons to Breath" by Rebecca Donovan-This is the first in the series and I'm liking it a lot. At first I thought it would be some kind of guilty pleasure and then I was blown away but some of the physical aggression by the parents in this book. There were moments I wanted to scream at the main character "Run" and I couldn't believe what was going on. I will definitely come back for more.
