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Ira: Tomato! Tomato!
Laks: Shut up! Where is tomato in that dish?

Ira: Babe, I am just back in the kitchen.
Laks: Liar! I saw you typing away furiously at random people on IL.

Ira: But I just resumed my kitchen and I always have my laptop even if I am beamed to Burundi.
Laks: Don't deflect the topic. First, no show and then poor performance.

Ira: My brain is knackered. I ran out of ideas so I tossed into a casserole all the vegetables I could find in my fridge. Look, I wrote a poem for you here
Laks: You wrote that poem for a tomato not for me.

Ira: But I dedicated it for you.
Laks: I said tomato as the main i.e, "star" ingredient and not as a cameo or item number in the dish.

Ira: Listen, regarding soups, I only have a stove and a pot. Do I need any special apparatus to distil soups?
Laks: Don't deviate the topic. Tumne tomato ki naak katwa di. Brace yourself for the soup. Don't stir few soggy vegetables into a paste and call that a soup.

Ira: Aye! Aye! Point noted. Soups here we come!

 

I lost track. Then, I was occupied with other things. Then, fascinated with more things. Then, got excited about oncoming things. Then amazed with remaining things. I have less attention span. I am easily distracted. I cannot sustain interest for long on a single thing. That happened! No other reason from my end to abandon the initiative. That is one of the reasons I rarely start anything in IL/elsewhere but only prefer to chip in for I would have lost interest in it even before it took off. I am too fickle to nurture initiatives. I only graze and then move over quickly. Picture me: A maniacal and hyper-excited monkey who is stimulated and awakened and fascinated with every aspect of life. Too many things excite me in this naturally-endowed serotonin levels. I am an extreme incarnate of a giddy soul. Yakking an essay even for a simple answer should demonstrate that super-excited feeling about every silly activity in life.