[Ted Gärdestad playing in the background]
Remember how I said I need a new laptop? Now I also need a new cell phone. Ahahaha. At least it's my mum's old one, so when it didn't last for even a year I can't really fault it (though my old cell phone was going on six years when I inherited hers).
But that means that as far as RL is concerned, I'm currently nearly impossible to contact offline! Which makes arranging/participating in watchalongs that much harder. Shame, seeing as my copy of The Mind of Evil arrived yesterday. The colouring is really well done; better than The Ambassadors of Death, which had pretty large b&w gaps sometimes. It doesn't really add anything to the story itself; if anything, b&w actually makes it more atmospheric (unlike say, Terror of the Autons, which is bright and plasticy and should be viewed in colour). But it's a great story with great visuals and IT IS MINE FOREVERMORE.
This also means I own every Jon Pertwee serial on DVD. Is this a source of pride or deep, eternal shame? We just don't know.
Summer reading? Summer reading. Not pictured: the bazillion Doctor Who novels on my Kindle.
(SO MUCH ENGLISH LITERATURE. Terrible. Though I do have John Ajvide Lindqvist's latest and a whole bunch of unread classics lying around...)
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But that means that as far as RL is concerned, I'm currently nearly impossible to contact offline! Which makes arranging/participating in watchalongs that much harder. Shame, seeing as my copy of The Mind of Evil arrived yesterday. The colouring is really well done; better than The Ambassadors of Death, which had pretty large b&w gaps sometimes. It doesn't really add anything to the story itself; if anything, b&w actually makes it more atmospheric (unlike say, Terror of the Autons, which is bright and plasticy and should be viewed in colour). But it's a great story with great visuals and IT IS MINE FOREVERMORE.
This also means I own every Jon Pertwee serial on DVD. Is this a source of pride or deep, eternal shame? We just don't know.
Summer reading? Summer reading. Not pictured: the bazillion Doctor Who novels on my Kindle.
(SO MUCH ENGLISH LITERATURE. Terrible. Though I do have John Ajvide Lindqvist's latest and a whole bunch of unread classics lying around...)
This entry was originally posted at http://regndoft.dreamwidth.org/203393.html. Please comment there using OpenID.