What's the most incredible experience you ever had?The most incredible experience I've ever had was traveling with the Doctor. The moment that he put his hand in mine and said "run", my life has never been the same. I learned that there was more to life than working in a shop, eating chips, hanging with mates and watching Mickey watch football. I' ( Read more... )

GlitchIt was one of the many things that Rose loved about the Doctor. Those little things that he got wrong and the banter that they would go through to get around his admitting that he was wrong. She supposed with all the traveling through time and space that he did, being off a year to a nine hundred year old man would make it a bit of an ish. ( Read more... )

Nothing is impossible, the word itself says I'm possible! -Audrey Hepburn Traveling with the Doctor you learn a lot of things. Some of them small and only things that you'll notice and other things are life lessons that he gives to everyone. If there's one thing that I've learned from traveling with him, it's that nothing's impossible. It might ( Read more... )

That's the thing with the Doctor's TARDIS. You can meet anyone you want, alive or dead. Not only does it travel in space but it travels in time as well. I've met Charles Dickens, Harriet Jones before she was the Prime Minister and Queen Victoria. I even met my dad before he died ( Read more... )

Fly by the seat of your pants

Rose was never more terrified than she was right now. She wished the Doctor were there. The proper one, her Doctor but he left her. Rose wasn't blaming him, not really, she was blaming herself. She'd been stubborn and had wanted to help no matter what. He'd sent her away but she wasn't having it, she'd wanted to do ( Read more... )

The real hero is always a hero by mistake; he dreams of being an honest coward like everybody else. - Umberto Eco She'd been scared. Terrified really when she'd heard the sound in the basement of Henrik's that fateful day. That hadn't stopped her from investigating it though. Curiosity had won out over fear. It always did. Some might call it ( Read more... )