Summer sunshine.
Ok, I've done it before, but here's one of those 'Which Doctor Who character are you?' quizzes (again).
You scored as 2nd doctor. Small, scared, clown. Three words that sum you up. Recorder music is brilliant.
2nd doctor
75%
4th Doctor
75%
3rd doctor
67%
9th Doctor
58%
1st Doctor
58%
10th Doctor
58%
5th Doctor
42%
7th Doctor
33%
8th Doctor
33%
a Dalek
25%
6th doctor
25%
Davros
0%
What Doctor Who character are You?
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Sad, yes, but it amuses me; especially given that Two and Four are most often my favourite Doctors (it is subject to change, yes, but they are most generally top of the list), and they tie for which I am. (There was a tie-breaker question, and everything. I had to choose which was most true out of me being a bit of a coward sometimes, and me liking scarves.)
In other news, I have become vaguely proactive and healthy. I have been swimming twice in the last two days, and am currently trying to work out which is the best way of doing this so as to break my bank as little as possible. The swimming pool have an annual thing, which is not of much good to me as a student, or a 10 swims for the price of 9, which does not save me much money, or a monthly £17.50, which works out as about 6 and a half swims, so would certainly be very much worth it. However, the monthly thing is by direct debit, which is a bit of a pain, and may even make it useless for me, as according to the woman behind the counter I wouldn't be able to do it for less than about 4/5 months (I am here for the next 3. *sigh*)
However, that will work out, and as well as that, I have this afternoon looked for secondhand Physics and Maths textbooks (Malvern has a good selection of secondhand bookshops. But I must go to Oxfam in Worcester, because Oxfam Worcester rules for secondhand books), picked up another HC1 (having messed up on the first one), and done some shopping for Dad. Aha. This will probably put him off sending me to do the shopping for life, as he asked me to buy apple juice, fish fingers, and Ricicles, and I came back also with orange juice, cranberry juice, leeks, carrots, cauliflower, Cinnamon Grahams, and nectarines. Aha ha ha. Oops. 'S all good and healthy, anyway.
This morning (to work backwards through my day, oops) was a bit of a morning of procrastination, but did involve driving Granny into town and carrying her shopping (for which, and I feel slightly guilty for this, but I am a student and goodness money is so goood, she gave me a fiver), so was vaguely productive.
And this evening, pub, to which Caroline is actually coming, joy of joys. In fact, not only is she coming, but she has offered me a life, so I shall be on the happy drinking band wagon, although not drinking too much for obvious reasons. (*sigh* I would like to not have recently discovered Reasons for not drinking too much, argh. But such is life.) And it's a lovely, sunny day, and so I may even wear my new red skirt, assuming I can find suitable top and shoes to accompany it. (Um, probably a no, then. Ah well.)
ETA: I thought I should probably note, on reflection, that yes indeed, that is a typo in the penultimate paragraph. (That is, that prargraph which is now penultimate, and was previously the ultimate.) Caroline did not offer me a life, which is good as despite irritations I'm rather happy with the one I've got, but in fact, a lift. Hence the drinking, as for once I shall not be driving. *g*
You scored as 2nd doctor. Small, scared, clown. Three words that sum you up. Recorder music is brilliant.
2nd doctor
75%
4th Doctor
75%
3rd doctor
67%
9th Doctor
58%
1st Doctor
58%
10th Doctor
58%
5th Doctor
42%
7th Doctor
33%
8th Doctor
33%
a Dalek
25%
6th doctor
25%
Davros
0%
What Doctor Who character are You?
created with QuizFarm.com
Sad, yes, but it amuses me; especially given that Two and Four are most often my favourite Doctors (it is subject to change, yes, but they are most generally top of the list), and they tie for which I am. (There was a tie-breaker question, and everything. I had to choose which was most true out of me being a bit of a coward sometimes, and me liking scarves.)
In other news, I have become vaguely proactive and healthy. I have been swimming twice in the last two days, and am currently trying to work out which is the best way of doing this so as to break my bank as little as possible. The swimming pool have an annual thing, which is not of much good to me as a student, or a 10 swims for the price of 9, which does not save me much money, or a monthly £17.50, which works out as about 6 and a half swims, so would certainly be very much worth it. However, the monthly thing is by direct debit, which is a bit of a pain, and may even make it useless for me, as according to the woman behind the counter I wouldn't be able to do it for less than about 4/5 months (I am here for the next 3. *sigh*)
However, that will work out, and as well as that, I have this afternoon looked for secondhand Physics and Maths textbooks (Malvern has a good selection of secondhand bookshops. But I must go to Oxfam in Worcester, because Oxfam Worcester rules for secondhand books), picked up another HC1 (having messed up on the first one), and done some shopping for Dad. Aha. This will probably put him off sending me to do the shopping for life, as he asked me to buy apple juice, fish fingers, and Ricicles, and I came back also with orange juice, cranberry juice, leeks, carrots, cauliflower, Cinnamon Grahams, and nectarines. Aha ha ha. Oops. 'S all good and healthy, anyway.
This morning (to work backwards through my day, oops) was a bit of a morning of procrastination, but did involve driving Granny into town and carrying her shopping (for which, and I feel slightly guilty for this, but I am a student and goodness money is so goood, she gave me a fiver), so was vaguely productive.
And this evening, pub, to which Caroline is actually coming, joy of joys. In fact, not only is she coming, but she has offered me a life, so I shall be on the happy drinking band wagon, although not drinking too much for obvious reasons. (*sigh* I would like to not have recently discovered Reasons for not drinking too much, argh. But such is life.) And it's a lovely, sunny day, and so I may even wear my new red skirt, assuming I can find suitable top and shoes to accompany it. (Um, probably a no, then. Ah well.)
ETA: I thought I should probably note, on reflection, that yes indeed, that is a typo in the penultimate paragraph. (That is, that prargraph which is now penultimate, and was previously the ultimate.) Caroline did not offer me a life, which is good as despite irritations I'm rather happy with the one I've got, but in fact, a lift. Hence the drinking, as for once I shall not be driving. *g*