Here are some photos.

Hello Yusuf.

Maybe you'd like to share this with Rika..

One day we should travel by train together, like the one we took in Geneva. Or we could learn to be gymnasts and fight like ninjas.

I installed Stumbleupon to Firefox yesterday and one of the things it showed me is a way for you to put together your own fireworks show and I thought you might like to try it cos I think you used to play things like this, but I don't know if you'd still like it. I tried it last night and it's alright, I suppose. Not as cool as these drawings some guy did on pavements using just chalk though.

Also, you're studying about the ancient Greeks, right? Well, maybe this might be useful cos it seems to hold information on a lot of myths, which I think is pretty fascinating.


I think you'd enjoy Stumbleupon in your free time too. All you have to do is install it, sign up, tick all the boxes of things that interest you and whenever you click on the button it's added to your web browser it'll bring up a page according to your interests that other people with the same interests have said they liked.

Anyway, reason I've put together this post for you is to show you a photo of a rabbit I took, cos I'd promised you on the phone that I'd show you since you're not here.

It's really small, can you see it? It's smaller than your '32' hat. Whenever I go up to campus I check the clear area around this tree to see if there are any rabbits cos I think they live in the holes at the bottom of it and on the day I had my camera (the day after I called you and told you about the small bunny) I was disappointed cos I couldn't see one, but when I looked back as I walked away I spotted this one. They're pretty well camouflaged.

On the way to campus that day I also saw a white cat in the foresty area opposite the flat. You can't tell from this photo very well, cos I couldn't zoom i enough, but I can tell you because I've seen it in our garden before. It has little ears like a teddy bear (and so we call it a polar bear) and a rather thick and short (thicker than shorter than you'd expect on a cat anyway) tail. When I saw it in our garden it was looking away and at first I thought it was a ferret.