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Play 20 Questions with your computer

Here's another programmer with FAR too much time on his or her hands:  See Spin , found by son Zog.   Hint:  click on the man's figure to change things.  Actually I've had a lot of days like that recently; how about you?

Better to laugh than cry - even about dieting.  Dan Worona calls our attention to his site.  DIET HUMOR: a nearly 50-year collection.

Here's a fun site for kids who like Dr. Seuss- and are having a party.  See Dr. Seuss's official website with more games and fun.

Shockwave has the latest in dozens of addictive games and puzzles.  Some can only be purchased, but many of them are free to use online.  Just register and browse.

JTed is a great tetris game by Claudio Eichenberger of Switzerland.

A great collection of sites with free pages to print out for kids to color at the Free Coloring Pages site. 

ZParadise.com has games and all kinds of activities for kids from 6 years up.

Animal Theme Activities has a world of amusements for your child.

Visit The Treehouse - exploring the world around us - for family fun.

If you have small children who can use a mouse, here's a site contributed by ChefAl of Great World Chefs that they will love.    It's fun and will also reassure little ones who may find Halloween a mite too scary.  See Meddybemps Ghost Walk.

Found this in Recipe du Jour's great newsletter.  Remember kaleidoscopes, those cardboard tubes with mirrors and bits of colored glass?  I think I got one every Christmas when I was a kid.?  Here's an electronic kaleidoscope.  Show the little ones.  Have fun.  

Ok, the kids are going to be out of school, have to have something to do, and you haven't even finished decorating.  Hewlett Packard offers a variety of project (no, I don't profit from this but I sure like their products).  Click here for a selection of great goodies. 

Having a bad day?  Want somebody to "make nice" with you and pat you on the back?  (After all, you're probably doing the best you can.)  Found this in Recipe du Jour's great newsletter:  Automatic Flatterer