With Barb and Dick in town, we visited Kew Gardens for a Sunday treat.

A button up the nostril and E had to go to Accident & Emergency this afternoon. No lasting harm done.

3-D capture brings virtual reality closer? The Digital Michelangelo Project is being talked about on slashdot.

The ingredients for jambalaya make my mouth water. Shrimp, chicken, smoked sausage, green peppers, celery, onion, garlic, rice, paprika, bay leaves, oregano and thyme. The finished product is certainly "more-ish," as the British say.

In other news, Ethan is obsessed with a cassette of French children's songs. We hear it dozens of times each day, and now I hear it as my internal sound-track wherever I am. "I've got to learn my French tape," he says.

Sheep or goat? Only his hairdresser knows. The fine distinction between sheep and goats is a perennial topic around here.

Summertime, and the living is easy as shown by our June slideshow just posted. Everything a three-and-a-half-year-old's summer should be, from Ate a hamburger to visited a Zoo.

Now that my father has (prematurely) opened his birthday present, I can openly recommend GANDI to you all for domain name registry and hosting. It costs only 12 euros per year, all inclusive, to register a selected domain name and have both a web site and an e-mail address redirected. Everything is done on-line, easily and quickly. If you know of anywhere which offers better value for money, tell me!

Ethan and I went to the Bluebell Line today.

Cousin Ben visited on his way to Paris.