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Monday, March 15, 2010

Lent 10 - Never ending story

DSC_5160 Haven't got to Chocolate Teapots yet but this weeks theme for Lent 10 is about that moment when you think silence is all there is, then comes the Hallelujah Chorus. or the river has run dry and then it beings to rain for 40 days, or the desert seems endless only to start to bloom after only a smattering of rain. I don't quite know what to call it. Perhaps the secret life of hope which makes the past seem dull compared to what will happen.

Anyway, before Chocolate Teapots writes itself, let's go for 'when the story has run out'. Beautifully cryptic. Ambiguous enough to be getting on with? Email any images you have that might unpack that theme here and we'll post them onto the Lent 10 - Never-ending story album

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