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  • The Art of Standing Where I Technically Should Not Be
    Creative Play in daily life | Play

    The Art of Standing Where I Technically Should Not Be

    ByMartin 13 May 202613 May 2026

    When The Mayor showed me the cartoon, I liked it very much. I was quite touched by it, actually. The idea was simple, but also completely absurd in the right way. Garbage are playing at The Piece Hall in Halifax on the 16th of June, with Skunk Anansie, and somehow I am not only at…

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  • The Best Childhood Was Outside
    Games we loved as kids | Play

    The Best Childhood Was Outside

    ByFabrice 13 May 202613 May 2026

    My name is Fabrice. I was born in Wissembourg in 1967, but I grew up here in Cleebourg. For me, Cleebourg is not just a village. It is my village. My childhood friends were here. Some of them are still here. My family was here too — my grandfather, my grandmother, everyone. I went to…

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  • The Strange Logic of Ordinary Life
    Play | Playful thinking

    The Strange Logic of Ordinary Life

    ByIsmar & Ritesh 11 May 202611 May 2026

    I suppose playful thinking is not so easy for me. The Mayor said this at the beginning, more or less, and I think he was right. Not because I don’t like playfulness, but because sometimes when someone asks me a funny question, my mind goes to the practical side first. I try to understand the…

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  • Unicorns, Broken Noses, and Rain for England
    Games we loved as kids | Play

    Unicorns, Broken Noses, and Rain for England

    ByMaxime 11 May 202613 May 2026

    Frank only popped in for a few minutes, but somehow he still managed to make me laugh before disappearing again. He leaned into the conversation with that amused smile of his and announced that he would leave me and Fruitloop—his nickname for Janita—to continue talking. He only wanted to say thank you for coming back…

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  • Inside the Routine, There Is Still Room to Play
    Creative Play in daily life | Play

    Inside the Routine, There Is Still Room to Play

    ByAlexander 11 May 202611 May 2026

    I had reservations about this topic before we started. Creative play in daily life. For some people, maybe this sounds easy. For me, not really. I can talk about customers. I can talk about football. I can talk about family, driving, meetings, distributors, sales numbers, and how to build a relationship step by step. These…

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  • The Problem With More Time
    The Mayor's Pen

    The Problem With More Time

    ByMayor 10 May 202610 May 2026

    In Brida, Fruitloop and I run a highly automated system. Our standard advertising campaign is set up weeks in advance. Our routine processes are linked to the various tools we use. The Fruitbowl hums away in the background. Jaffelpuff does what Jaffelpuff does. Pineapples and Spuds take on certain invisible tasks. Most of the time,…

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  • Peeling Potatoes 46: Playful Thinking, Flooded Golf Courses, Noodle Bridges, and Other Serious Nonsense
    Play | Playful thinking

    Peeling Potatoes 46: Playful Thinking, Flooded Golf Courses, Noodle Bridges, and Other Serious Nonsense

    ByThe Duo 8 May 2026

    Fruitloop:I asked the Mayor if he was ready. He said he was never ready. So, naturally, we went live. That is how Episode 46 of Peeling Potatoes began: not with dignity, not with polish, not with a grand announcement, but with the Mayor checking whether I was warm in my little cubby hole and me…

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  • The Toy Box Fortress and the Comfort of Melkkos
    Fruitloop's Reflections

    The Toy Box Fortress and the Comfort of Melkkos

    ByJanita Le Grange 8 May 20268 May 2026

    What happened in Fruitloop world this week? Well, this is where it gets interesting. We knew winter was coming, but we expected a few more warm days and sunshine to enjoy. The weather man, however, had a completely different plan. We moved from summer and warm winter days straight into floods and cold. Everything is…

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  • The City of Dreams and the Penguin Joke
    Embracing the "What if" | Play

    The City of Dreams and the Penguin Joke

    BySarah 7 May 2026

    Today started with chaos. My computer was doing weird things again, and Fruitloop asked me if I had the good computer or the bad one. Honestly, I didn’t even know what happened, but finally it worked, so it was okay. I was really tired. Like really really tired. I had a huge weekend and almost…

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  • Ferrari Minds and Chocolate Rewards
    Gamification of tasks | Play

    Ferrari Minds and Chocolate Rewards

    ByJanita Le Grange 7 May 2026

    Coming back home after four months away felt unreal. The second I walked into my room at my parents’ house in Alsace, I finally breathed properly again. Everything smelled familiar, even if the room itself looked like a storage war zone because I had dumped half my apartment into it. Between unpacking, reorganizing everything, and…

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