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nightdog_barksAt sixes and sevens, distracted by everything with medical stuff. Nothing bad (and nothing's changed), just up and down and ... distracted.
Enjoyed Doctor Who last night, for all the multi-storylines/silliness/massive crack!fest that it was.
River Song was amazing, the tiny crew was amazing, Amy and Rory as children was lovely, the crop circle was ridiculous yet funny, even Hitler was pretty darn good.
I've decided it's best for my brain to simply ignore the multitude of timelines and just go with the flow. When the writing is on the mark for this show (and I'm not saying it was on the mark all the time last night) it just soars. Same for any show, I guess, but I think Matt Smith and Alex Kingston really make it work.
Also I am thinking Steven Moffatt is actually very often a thirteen-year-old boy at heart.
Otherwise. Laundry day. May repot more plants. Finished Ratking -- it is very much worth reading. About to start Carol Birch's Jamrach's Menagerie, which sounds quite awesome.
Enjoyed Doctor Who last night, for all the multi-storylines/silliness/massive crack!fest that it was.
River Song was amazing, the tiny crew was amazing, Amy and Rory as children was lovely, the crop circle was ridiculous yet funny, even Hitler was pretty darn good.
I've decided it's best for my brain to simply ignore the multitude of timelines and just go with the flow. When the writing is on the mark for this show (and I'm not saying it was on the mark all the time last night) it just soars. Same for any show, I guess, but I think Matt Smith and Alex Kingston really make it work.
Also I am thinking Steven Moffatt is actually very often a thirteen-year-old boy at heart.
Otherwise. Laundry day. May repot more plants. Finished Ratking -- it is very much worth reading. About to start Carol Birch's Jamrach's Menagerie, which sounds quite awesome.