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The Art of Misdirection

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04/18/2011 23:35:00

The Cheapness of Talk

Hello, the Interweb

My name is Trilly Chatterjee. I’m from West London, but live in Nottingham. I’m almost 27.

Today I realised, more with dismay than astonishment, that I am a bit of a talker.

I’m a talker in that I like few things better than amusing, engaging or absurd conversation with amusing, engaging or absurd people.

I’m a talker in that I am voluble, and by unconscious habit the volume my voice increases to unreasonable levels the more excited I become about the subject of my speech. 

I’m also a talker in the sense that I like talking about the things I plan to do, the people I plan to do these things with, and the many grand visions I have for life…

Until today, I realised, that’s really all I’ve been doing.

Towering stacks of blueprints loom in these ‘ambition archives’ - each unique in its size, scope, design, tenacity and feasibility.

The one thing they all have in common is that on every one construction stalled due to lack of courage, commitment or common sense.

Today I decided it was high time to gut the shell, ‘doze the rubble and start building a dwelling worth inhabiting.

And when my home is finished, you will be more than welcome to sit with me here, and we’ll talk about something exciting that’s actually happening.

Welcome to the Art of Misdirection - my home on the web.

Here is a thing I did today


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