acai berry and other stuff

Bom Dia antioxidant rich açaí juice:
Açaí Berry with Pomegranate
Ingredients: Açaí juice, Pomegranate juice from concentrate (Pomegranate juice concentrate, Water), Apple juice from concentrate (Apple juice concentrate, Water), Guarana, Cabernet sauvignon grape juice, Natural flavors, Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C).

Goodness, that's a lot of fancy antioxidants. Well, it tastes awesome.

I still have no idea who took one of my bottles of Stonyfield Farm Shift Power Punch Acai Smoothie on Saturday. However, I have an idea and I am not exactly happy about it, because that means that someone who doesn't live in my house thinks it's okay to take whatever sealed packaged food or drink is in my house without permission. I know, it's no big deal really, I should chill out. But, hey, I'm still annoyed. Do I have to start putting my name on my own juice bottles in my own fridge? That was going to be my breakfast for Monday. I think I'm going to start bringing home labels to stick on my stuff. And that should not need to happen. I really honestly don't care that the drink was taken. It costs two dollars, I can get more at Giant. It's the fact that it was taken, without even asking permission. Most people I know ask first before taking something that's not theirs.
*shrug*

Blink (Doctor Who)

All right, so here in the Paul household we can't wait for July. We've been watching the newest Doctor Who season. Last night was the most recent episode for the UK: episode 10, "Blink". And holy crap, it is my favorite episode ever. It's also considered one of the most conceptually frightening episodes.
No big spoilers (I swear), but The Weeping Angels are the most awesome, fantastic, mind-blowing monsters I've seen on TV in a long long time. The writers weren't kidding when they said the Angels would send chills up your spine. I'm never looking at an angel statue the same way again. Also, I love the concept of things being quantum locked. The experiment of Schrodinger's Cat has fascinated me since I was a child (despite the fact that I always felt bad for the theoretical cat).
Oh, and the character of Sally Sparrow needs to be the Doctor's new companion. Needs to, seriously. Bloody fantastic character, fantastic acting.
That is all.

Anyway. The entire episode is summarized on Wikipedia, so I really can't spoil anything (really, if you don't want to know anything, don't click). Hurray for the internet.

Apologies. I just really really wanted to squee over the episode. Adam and I actually applauded when it was over. Heck, the entire season so far has been fantastic, especially "Human Nature" and "Family Of Blood". But "Blink" is best, so far. Three episodes to go before the season ends. And then, come July, I get to watch it on American television for reals from the beginning. Yay.
You people in Great Britain are lucky.