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I have many interests. I enjoy dabbling in them all. But since it isn't possible to do them simultaneously, I treat them as intermittent, ongoing projects. I engage in them or not as I wish. 

There are projects on the go, projects on hold, completed projects, partially completed projects, abandoned projects, and ideas for future projects too.

To keep track and not allow any to slip between the cracks, I'll maintain this blog. It'll serve to remind me of what I'm doing, what I've done, and what I yet might do.

I may keep a post per project - or even devote an entire blog (to which I'll link) for major interests. We'll see.  

The plan is to stop myself turning into a scatter-brain!

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