Shakespeare, Dalek style

The wonderful harkalark has made me several mixed CDs, and on one of them he has included a clip from an early Doctor Who (he could tell you which one, of course) that has a passage I simply cannot get over.

It has a Dalek speaking the line "Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war." It's really really creepy to hear that line in Dalek-voice. I keep listening to it over and over and it never looses its creepiness.

Daily post

Sleep: 10pm to 1:30am, 3am to 5am, 6am to 9:30am

Pain: 7

Weather: clear, 91F, 55% humidity, high 95F

Daily BPAL: THE PERFUMED GARDEN
Description: Myrrh and Moroccan jasmine with apple peel, Indian sandalwood, myrtle, quince, citron, and thyme poured over soft musk.
In bottle: myrrh, sandalwood, and jasmine, with an afterscent of apple peel and quince.
On me: sandalwood and musk, with the afterscent of jasmine and a hint of apple and quince. A very soft scent. I like.

Daily Tarot: Queen of Swords, Reversed: Unreliability. Narrow-mindedness. Gossip. Deceit. Malice. A woman of artifice and prudery.

Reading:
Breach of Faith: Hurricane Katrina and the Near Death of a Great American City by Jed Horne
Boudica Britannia by Miranda Aldhouse-Green
Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy by Sir Isaac Newton
Folktales Retold: A Critical Overview of Stories Updated for Children by Amie A. Doughty
Feet of Clay by Terry Pratchett