Yawn.

I was lagging behind (10th April), but then again: I only found Bertrand yesterday in my list of 'related sites'. He picked up the topic from cocoon-dev mails in half february already, adding these interesting quotes to the simplicity theme:

• "Perfection is achieved not when there's nothing more to add, but when there's nothing left to remove" -- Antione de Saint-Exupéry (did notice this quote before on Sylvain's weblog of course)
• "things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler" -- Albert Einstein.
• "I'm writing you this long letter because I lack the time of writing a shorter one" -- Blaise Pascal

*update* And an other late entry from Sylvain:

•  "Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible" -- Alan Kay (the same guy mentioning "The best way to predict the future is to invent it"

In fact, who was the one saying 'less is more' ? Ah, the architect pointed to by memories of Barcelona.

Hm, I remember me and my wife finding The Pavilion boring :-) Probably holiday life in Barcelona was already simple enough?

8:42:06 AM    

A new one in the baby series: MIT joined the world, yesterday-evening. This baby-girl makes the score slide back to 6-2 (boys vs girls since I started keeping up the score) That score is expected to run back to 8-2 before the end of the month by the way: strength to Karen and Gladys.

Knowing, Rik, there is a fair chance you'll be able to read all about Mit in his blog, as soon as he finds his words back...

8:13:43 AM