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[annwfyn]

I just saw Iron Man.

Apologies to those I was with. I was in a bleak mood, and therefore became Dark and Brooding (tm). I'm trying to sort out a load of junk in my head. I have a lot of insane emo-crap that I could bore you with, but tonight I shall spare you.

Instead I shall list five things in this world that makes me cheerful.

Comments

[xambrius]

Well, one of them is you.

--
Tim Harris
The Seeker
Time Lord

[annwfyn]

*beams*

OK, that's a lovely thing to say. Thank you.

[lanfykins]

I need a Saint Tabitha picture of some kind, mostly because none seem to exist.

Ask and ye shall receive.

[annwfyn]

*bows down and worships Sarah*

I adore those really traditional icon pictures.

[hareb_sarap]

# Location:who can say? Somewhere black like my soul...

Scunthorpe?

[adze]

No soul is as black as Scunthorpe.

[annwfyn]

It could be worse. It could be Milton Keynes. No place is quite as bleak as that.

Come friendly bombs and fall on Milton Keynes...?

[lanfykins]

I beg to differ.

[lilitufire]

Cats.
Jasmine flowers.
Kimono - I tend to go and pet mine when in a bad mood, or play dress up.
Good quality green tea, with the sweets to go with.
Clean sheets after a hot bath.

oh and of course roast beef and Yorkshires with all the trimmings.

I'm now looking at those and thinking three of the 6 are actually quite Japan influenced now...

[annwfyn]

I suppose you've been there a while now. It would be hard for that not to have quite a big impact on your life.

I will...resist...

[badgersandjam]

I...will....

AAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHHHHH!

CATBUS!!!!!!

Re: I will...resist...

[lilitufire]

That should have been no. 7, really!

Five things

[adze]

This might be a bit of a struggle, as I always have trouble coming up with lists like this, but here goes.

1) Planes - This is an odd one, I'll admit, but I love watching planes. My parents house is one of the legs of the landing pattern for Newcastle Airport, and I have a really clear memory of watching Concorde fly over my grandma's house, blocking out the sun. When I was a kid, we would occasionally go up to Newcastle Airport, and just watch planes take off and land. We'd go to the Sunderland Airshow every year without fail, and on the day we didn't go, we'd watch the planes fly over the house on the way there, or go back to the airport to watch them. Or the fantastic time we got down onto the taxiway to see another Concorde power up and take off - it felt like the world was ending.

Basically, I love looking at these enormous things muscling their way into the air. I love what humanity has managed to achieve with air travel, and I wish we could take it further. But watching them take off always makes me smile.

2) Bouncy