Went to the Bulk Barn.
Bought these goodies in bulk.
My tongue is bleeding.
Yellow, green and orange are gone.
The best is yet to come (red and purple).

Boring. Inaccurate. Juevenile.
The dialogue killed it. Also, making Noah an Evangelical killed it also. I probably would have liked this when I was in Gr. 9 – but not now.

I’d seen bits and pieces of this on TV in the past but didn’t know what I was watching and never watched it from beginning to end. It was quirky enough to hold my interest and being a cubicle drone it was easy to relate. It was a bit weird in places and I didn’t “get” all of it – but I’d watch it again.

Another sudden pregnancy craving. I’ve been eating this stuff for breakfast, lunch, dinner and midnight snack. Just the right amount of sublte sweetness and the multigrain version has enough nutrition that I don’t feel guilty gobbling it down by the boxful.

I gave up on this. I expected a fictitious retelling of the story like the other stories in the Myth Series. It’s more like a commentary and I’m just not in the mood.

Just meh. I liked the beginning but then the story started to drag and get a bit ridiculous. It felt scattered by the end.

Pulled out the Champion. As yummy as vegetable juice can be. At least it’s healthy.

Good basic information on nutrition and the health benefits of a variety of fruits, vegies, whole grains, proteins and anti-oxidant rich foods such as wine, chocolate, tea etc. This book also includes a number of recipes – some more practical than others. I tried the fish chowder and it turned out fine (a little bland for my liking but still fine).

Juice of 1/4 lemon.
Chunk of fresh ginger cut into smaller chunks.
1 tsp of honey.
Mix together with boiling water.

My cold rememdy.

I read this before seeing the play at Stratford. I liked the play better however reading the book helped me understand and enjoy the play all the more.