I watch Pablo holding court at a barbecue, filling the gaps between words with superfluous chirrups, like a child colouring right to the edges of the page.
You print out colouring pages, your children colour them in, then point your Android device's camera at them to watch the picture come to life as an animated, zoomable 3D object.
8.09pm BST 21 min: Bob Green proposes a new quiz question: "What's the only team in the English league whose full name contains no letters that you can colour in (as in how small children colour in the enclosed bits of letters like "a", "b", "e" etc).?" 8.06pm BST 19 min: Blaszczykowski posts his entry in the most-overhit-pass-of-the-season awards.
Among all children, colour was the most frequently reported cause of impact on emotional status.
Nowadays, Zahidah is eager to spend her mornings in the MAB classroom which is full of children, colour and laughter.
One of Britain's best-loved illustrators has cautioned against giving children colouring books as a substitute for genuine creativity.
To our surprise, when we entered our son's class, we found 28 immaculately behaved, calm, sensible, not-sniggering children colouring in diagrams of penises and placing fabric fallopian tubes in their correct anatomical position on a chart.
Then there's the child's colour.
She also experienced firsthand the effects of discrimination as a child of colour in all-white schools in the Washington, D.C., suburbs.
My son is a child of colour, with two dads, and the sad truth is there will come a day when he too feels like a stranger in the country he calls home.
