Post by @himysyed

Overnights in Octobers here in Toronto mean it usually cold enough that I hesitate to go out and pull a "Banksy" and create a painted Labyrinth somewhere that I need not to be seen doing so during daylight hours.

I currently have a full dozen Labyrinth works that are in various stages of progress.

With each passing October night, there is a dwindling window of outdoor evening paintable [sic] hours before Winter arrives in earnest and I will have to await Spring to continue working on my dozen or so outstanding Labyrinths.

By typing this, I have procrastinated, delayed, a full eight minutes, into deciding whether to pull an all-nighter and complete at least something tonight/overnight/pre-dawn.

It is moments like this I say to myself in the third person,

"Labyrinths don't build themselves."

And also reminding myself of that Bosnian Muslim Proverb,

"Every Chance is your Last Chance, The Circle is not round."

Funny to me, as many of my Labyrinths are indeed round-ish in design.

It's 11° Celsius outside, in Toronto tonight.

.... strange how simply typing this out has made me at least 'feel' like I did something labyrinth-making related tonight.