Um, ok, since last post we went to St. Patrick's Day at Trafalgar Square. It was too damn crowded so after half an hour we left and had mediocre pizza and Italian beer at a restaurant nearby, then visited a photo gallery and saw some very interesting photos of poor white South Africans. Yukiko braved the rain to buy flowers for Mommy's birthday. I went with my ever dwindling group of Japanese classmates to see a film at the Japanese embassy called "The Disincarnates". A not bad ghost story with a charming blood shower scene near the end.

There, caught up.

Ok, why the hell didn't some one tell me that Mother's day is today in this country? Yukiko did however manage to give some flowers and chocolate to mommy before the day was through. Another tragedy averted.

We went to Greenwich today. A rather blustery and cold day it was. Changed Yukiko's nappy in the basement of the Royal Naval College, and learned some interesting facts from our host about 500 years of navy secrets buried in the area. On the way back home the train was overrun by tiny rowdy Bob the Builder fans going home from a live show.

And I musn't forget to mention the giant electric kimono lady.

This is too cool. A little out of my price range though...

Woohoo, just booked our air tickets to Canada. We'll be in Halifax the first week of May and spend 23.5 hours in Toronto on the way back to London. Party on.