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Hi and welcome,
This used to be just a website for a beauty business that I run at Yeppoon in Central Queensland. It still is, but that's only a miniscule part of the website
now - less than 1%.
For past visitors, you'll notice that the website has a
completely new look and zillions more pages and links. For visitors who've
come from
the Xavier T or Xay Tomsen sites, welcome. I've shut down those sites and
amalgamated them here.
Note: for visitors who have come looking for the
release dates of the next Khataria novels, take the blog link in the nav bar up
top. The problem was that I have so many interests and
occupations, and each of those aspects of my life required their own website.
I was constantly replicating content all over the place.
And then there was all the explaining. People place you in a box when
you tell them your occupation, and everyone - and I mean everyone - boxes me
wrong.
"What do you do?" someone would
ask, and I would answer in context to the circumstances. I'm an artist, I
would say to someone looking at my art. I'm a company director with a chain of beauty salons, I
would say when performing a treatment. Novellist, Web developer, historian,
signwriter, marketing consultant, virtual
world designer, lyricist, nature photographer, on and on and on. And
somewhere in there, a father of 4.
Every answer leaves
me feeling understated, or worse, falsely stated, and I don't want to do it
anymore, so here it is all mashed together.
There
are some common threads. Five
things govern my passions: the human body, creating, history, nature, and IT. I also believe
in true love, and this fact shines throughout all my works. You can label that construct cheesy or naive;
it doesn't worry me. Popularity with the masses is not something I
particularly crave, and nor is amassing money and pretty things.
So here at Andrew's
Place you will find everything that is me, from art to anatomy to virtual worlds
to beauty. Some of it is business, but the vast majority isn't. Up top in the
nav-bar, I've clustered the links and colour coded them to make
sense of this huge and complex site.
Enjoy your visit.
Andrew Thompson/Xavier T/Xay Tomsen
Yeppoon Australia
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