"You were fantastic. Absolutely fantastic. And you know what? So was I."
All right, so I just watched Parting of the Ways, aka the Doctor Who finale. Without spoiling anything (mostly because my response right now is purely emotional and I need to watch it again to assert what I actually think of the episode), I spent most of it getting teary. I'm such a crybaby in front of a screen. Nine, I'll miss you. (And David Tennant's haircut was... interesting. Was it me or did he look younger than in Casanova? At least it's the impression he left me with.) And also, kudos to Rose. I've always been rather reluctantly liking her, but in this episode? Between the foil with Lynda and her arc story in the first part of the episode... I was less convinced by the second half, but still. I love Rose now.
I can't wait for the Christmas special! Russel, I love you! Even more now than before.
That being said, what's been happening? Well, I've done this fake interview for a friend - fake as in, it won't be broadcasted anywhere, it was for his studies. It was rather interesting and all stemmed from the fact that I'd written in Les Miroirs Obscurs. Really nice afternoon with him, Joey and a friend of his on Sunday. And of course, great prospect writing-wise: cinnamongrr1 offered me to take part in an original fiction project with her, houses7177 and khylarenelf. I'm so very excited. Plus, two words on what it's about: Breton faeries.
We also watched a very interesting documentary, very powerful, about the murder of François Chenu, a young gay man killed in Reims (my native town) by three skin-heads. The reaction of his family was particularly admirable. They did not want to give in to hatred. A lesson to us all.
Oh, and Jack? I love him to bits. Russel did an amazing job on this guy.
I can't wait for the Christmas special! Russel, I love you! Even more now than before.
That being said, what's been happening? Well, I've done this fake interview for a friend - fake as in, it won't be broadcasted anywhere, it was for his studies. It was rather interesting and all stemmed from the fact that I'd written in Les Miroirs Obscurs. Really nice afternoon with him, Joey and a friend of his on Sunday. And of course, great prospect writing-wise: cinnamongrr1 offered me to take part in an original fiction project with her, houses7177 and khylarenelf. I'm so very excited. Plus, two words on what it's about: Breton faeries.
We also watched a very interesting documentary, very powerful, about the murder of François Chenu, a young gay man killed in Reims (my native town) by three skin-heads. The reaction of his family was particularly admirable. They did not want to give in to hatred. A lesson to us all.
Oh, and Jack? I love him to bits. Russel did an amazing job on this guy.