the haircut is actually rather recent--i will never grow tired of making it shorter
Hey so remember when I said I wasn't going to take a picture of my Master and Doctor action figures in an interesting position? Here's the picture I didn't take, plus a few others, including me omg. You can see my face! And my hair! I rather like my hair. I'm very proud of it.
I actually had to move these guys to a different place (they were on my dresser, which does not get very good light), so this is not their normal habitat, but they seem to have settled into it well. You cannot see the Master's face because it is scary. The Doctor just looks pretty bored, though. Just another day.
Rose and Martha are a little perturbed by all this, but Cassandra (who came packaged with Rose) seems intrigued by the whole thing. Giant pieces of skin take their fun where they can, I suppose.
Meanwhile, Delirium does not really care, because she has found her fish.
This hangs on my window, because one day I got sick and tired of the gloom seeping in through the nasty gray sky and I stuck it up there to block it out. It sort of worked, so I kept it there. I got the thing at WorldCon a few years back, where, in fact, there was a life-sized TARDIS and Dalek, but I didn't really care about it so much, what with never having seen the show. Oh, what I would give for a time machine. (There was also a fair bit of impressive HHGTTG props and costumes from the miniseries and movie, and I did get pictures of those. Somewhere.)
One of my walls, bearing 1) an Ursula Vernon print entitled, appropriately, "Pearaphim", 2) my Heroes calendar, currently on Bennet month, and 3) an old Girl Genius poster, acquired from god knows where. Probably a convention.
IS ME. In the bathroom, because that way I could look in the mirror to get a rough guess of what the picture would look like. I have glasses! I bet you didn't know that. Although I'm pretty sure at least one of you did. Didn't know about the haircut, though, nyah!
Right. Homework. Notes on the foreign policy of North Korea. Can I just put "N/A" and get away with it? Probably not.
I actually had to move these guys to a different place (they were on my dresser, which does not get very good light), so this is not their normal habitat, but they seem to have settled into it well. You cannot see the Master's face because it is scary. The Doctor just looks pretty bored, though. Just another day.
Rose and Martha are a little perturbed by all this, but Cassandra (who came packaged with Rose) seems intrigued by the whole thing. Giant pieces of skin take their fun where they can, I suppose.
Meanwhile, Delirium does not really care, because she has found her fish.
This hangs on my window, because one day I got sick and tired of the gloom seeping in through the nasty gray sky and I stuck it up there to block it out. It sort of worked, so I kept it there. I got the thing at WorldCon a few years back, where, in fact, there was a life-sized TARDIS and Dalek, but I didn't really care about it so much, what with never having seen the show. Oh, what I would give for a time machine. (There was also a fair bit of impressive HHGTTG props and costumes from the miniseries and movie, and I did get pictures of those. Somewhere.)
One of my walls, bearing 1) an Ursula Vernon print entitled, appropriately, "Pearaphim", 2) my Heroes calendar, currently on Bennet month, and 3) an old Girl Genius poster, acquired from god knows where. Probably a convention.
IS ME. In the bathroom, because that way I could look in the mirror to get a rough guess of what the picture would look like. I have glasses! I bet you didn't know that. Although I'm pretty sure at least one of you did. Didn't know about the haircut, though, nyah!
Right. Homework. Notes on the foreign policy of North Korea. Can I just put "N/A" and get away with it? Probably not.