I heartily sympathize with you on the naps thing. T quit taking naps at about 11 months. About the time he started crawling out of the crib on his own. He still needed them, but he wouldn't take them. Not unless we drove somewhere or we strollered somewhere
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I think there is some theory that there are no parallel universe Doctors, so the Doctor's choices don't create parallel universes. But that doesn't make a ton of sense to me, now that I'm thinking about it, because what about a parallel universe where Martha chooses not to leave the TARDIS? Could that exist? I CANNOT THINK TOO HARD ABOUT IT, IT ALL FALLS APART.
I look forward to Cute Baby Monday: Tuesday Edition! And I have renewed sympathy for my long-suffering mother, as I recall being a very stubborn child that firmly shared Andrew's belief system about naps being for Other Children!!! *hugs and chamomile tea*
And for that matter.... I wonder if that's one way parallel universes are created? Universes where the Doctor doesn't save someone, and another where he does?
That makes sense to me. And there's precedent in the Who-verse, when Donna turned right instead of left in "Turn Left."
in which of these universes do Rose and Cloen live?
A universe where the Hindenburg didn't explode? Maybe the Doctor convinced the designers to use helium instead of hydrogen.
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I'm sorry you're so tired.
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And for that matter.... I wonder if that's one way parallel universes are created? Universes where the Doctor doesn't save someone, and another where he does?
That makes sense to me. And there's precedent in the Who-verse, when Donna turned right instead of left in "Turn Left."
in which of these universes do Rose and Cloen live?
A universe where the Hindenburg didn't explode? Maybe the Doctor convinced the designers to use helium instead of hydrogen.
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