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Monday, October 23, 2006

Labyrinth

We have a Labyrinth on Sunday. 9pm. The clocks change and so we'll be travelling with time. No idea how yet but it will be on in the hall (even if the heating isn't getting through to that hall yet).

I'm thinking about changing time and looking through time and entering the darkness. It's as if we're entering the least stable part of the year, the most frightening and so we'll probably toy with that a little. So a mixture of darkness and time and the shift of these things and the darkness of God and the thinness of time. It's going to be great. Deep. Slow.

I know it is also the first night of Holy City which I forgot about but we may have some special guests with us on Sunday. So 9pm in the evening. You're allowed out late on the first night os GMT.

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