Thank you, Tom.
My memory has indeed been playing tricks on me.
Thinking back, the vast numbers of sheep wandering around
the rooms and corridors gave my memory the nudge it needed.
I was, of course, in The House of Flocks.
Which is nowhere near the House of Flux -
and is in a different country altogether.
BTW
When you say - the builders simply did not build a "room 42" - I question
your use of the word "simple"
>From the little I know of the House of Flux project, its construction
and the personalities involved, it seems to me that "simple" is simply too
simple
a word. Were there not at one time plans
for several room 42s?
>5) You may have eaten not in the House of 'Flux', but in the House of
>'Flax', which of course has a room 42. I have made that mistake myself
>several times, as they are on the same street and look disturbingly similar
>from the outside. A clue that could verify this: if your food seemed
>excessively stringy, you were probably in the House of Flax.
>
>Whatever the case may be, rest assured you did not eat in room 42. The
>builders simply did not build a "room 42".
>
>Tom Holmes
