Sunday in Whipsnade.

Protest in London.

Barnet FC are playing Man United at Old Trafford!

Last night we had dinner and drinks with colleagues
and partners.

Today Matt marched against the occupation of Iraq.

For more photos and the story of Matt's day,
please click HERE.

Jeff and Wendy's party.

Last night we went to Jeff and Wendy's party, pictured above. For more pictures of the party, click HERE.

Slovenia in May.

Battersea Power Station.

In case you missed our reply to Brian Phelps concerning Larry Flintoff, click HERE for a photo of Flintoff as a child.

Tonight we saw the recent film Pride and Prejudice. A woman from Clare's college played Jane.

Clare's exams are soon.

Clare took the above photo of the England cricket team today. They were passing by her office.

Intubation.

A bench in Stratford.

A mosque in Tower Hamlets.

This week's photos are of intubation, a bench in Stratford, and a mosque in Tower Hamlets.

The historian doubts Matt’s report on cricket, but he agrees that the game is wondrous. For example, if it rains a long enough period of time, then England will win the ashes. This astonishing rule takes into account all of nature, expanding the game into the sky. Yesterday, when the weather turned nasty, people in London shouted for joy. What kind of a sport is that? A wondrous one, surely.

These boots were made for walking.

A ruined castle near Newbury.

The birthday celebration.

Along the canal near Reading.

Last Saturday our family walked near Newbury on our way to Dave's birthday celebration. That night we had dinner and stayed in a nice hotel. The following morning we walked along a canal near Reading. It was a good weekend.

Clare has been watching a television programme called 'X-Factor'. She fancies Simon Cowell.

Matt will explain the cricket: 'The World Cricket Series, a sporting event steeped in tradition, is sometimes called "the Ashes", after the ash trees that surround the stadium. Earlier references were to the volcanic ashes that fell upon the first match, in the year 1066. The present Series is especially nail-biting, with London and Sydney tied at three games each. Most of the games have gone into extra innings. In Game Six the London pitcher Larry Flintoff was named MVP for hitting a home run. The final game is Thursday. Go Australia!'

Larry Flintoff.