The library was not the most traditonal of rooms to decorate for Christmas, but it was large and cozy with big armchairs and a log fire and was, unless the Tardis decided to move it, situated conveniently close to the console room. There was a tree decorated with candles ("Have you notheard of fire safety?" exclaimed Tegan the first time she saw it ( Read more... )

They were almost done decorating the TARDIS for the holidays. Indeed, since the Doctor's restoration, the ship himself had proven more than inclined to assist, and now the walls glowed with the warm glow of winter firelight, even where no flames existed. Reinette did not have a care if it was as simple as a 'screensaver' as her husband muttered to ( Read more... )

There wasn't much one could do on a frosty winter day--not unless they wanted to weather the cold and the snow--other than stay inside and sip something warm. Which the Doctor was doing exactly, kicking back in the kitchen of the house with a mug of hot chocolate (and little marshmallows he'd found in the cupboard). It felt quaint, a warm house ( Read more... )

Adonna had heard a few weird things since she wound up in another time, some of them she wasn't quite sure what they meant. She'd eventually gotten picked up by some woman named Flavia who supposedly ruled the planet the Doctor had come from (and he'd never even told her its name, now that she thought about it, so she mentally added another ( Read more... )

It seemed like if it wasn't one thing it was another round here. Which was what you'd expect, what with the world ending and everything. It kept Jo occupied and she was fine with that. But now everyone was recovering from the events in Mr Brushire's house and it was quiet. Jo wasn't fond of the quiet any more; it gave her time to think of what - or ( Read more... )

The house looks like something history hasn't touched in at least five decades. It sits on the top of a mountain, cold and solitary, a beacon to an era that is no more. The stone building stands hundreds of feet tall; a miniature palace with a deco-feel, long columns standing on either side of a singular stone cylinder ( Read more... )

 The Eurostar was a lot quicker than they'd expected, and only a few hours after leaving London Nyssa & Tegan arrived at the Gare du Nord. Travelling on the underground, however, was slightly more difficult - the currency, as they discovered at the ticket barrier, had changed since Tegan had last been on Earth, rendering their Francs useless, and ( Read more... )

Hello? Tegan and I had an idea to go travelling around Earth, without a TARDIS, the slow path, you could say. You might've already heard about this, but regardless we'd really like to invite along anyone who wants to go. We're going to Paris first, so any one who wants to come along with us to go there, or anywhere else, we're at the Fifth Doctor's ( Read more... )

Koschei spent a fair amount of time running checks on his TARDIS's systems after his less than fantastic materialisation. At the moment, his TARDIS was in more-or-less working order, though the chamelion circuit was taking longer than he expected. Which meant it was stuck, for now, looking like a blue Police Call Box ( Read more... )

Hey, Doc?

Nyssa and I - well, just Nyssa - had an idea, and we've decided we'd like to go travelling for a bit around Earth, see all the famous places and things. Do you know if there's any maps from 2007 in the Tardis? The nearest we can find is 2010. We're not sure about the cost of it all either...
*There's a pause and some muttering can be heard ( Read more... )