Did you know you could fly

I'm not exactly sure why, but the Doctor Who theme, in all its incarnations, makes me nostalgic. This makes little sense, since I only really started watching Doctor Who with the 2005 new series. Moreover, *watching* Doctor Who, even the older series episodes, doesn't make me nostalgic. Just listening to the theme.

In other related news, the university contracts with a company for their outdoor festivals that provides Tardis-blue port-o-potties. So on festival days, damn if I don't think I see the Tardis out of the corner of my eye every 30 seconds.

Book #27 -- Gareth Roberts, Doctor Who: Only Human, 251 pages.

Not nearly up to the standard of the other ones. It had some good original characters and a pretty neat premise, but the plot itself had holes you could sail the Titanic through. It bugged me the whole time. Plus, not much Jack. And I like Jack.

Progress toward goals: 91/366 = 25.0%

Books: 27/150 = 18.0%

Pages: 7928/50000 = 15.9%

2008 Book List

cross-posted to 50bookchallenge, 15000pages, and gwynraven

Ok, am I the only one who thinks it odd that the first Doctor Who novel to include the new companion was released on March 1st, when the episode introducing said companion doesn't air until March 31st? There's something wrong there.

I want this: TARDIS Key Ring.

Ooh, how I want this. Shouldn't, since I'm trying to save money though.