Skip to main content

The Doctor's Wife

I just recently had the chance to catch up with the latest season/series of Doctor Who... and I almost felt like screaming when I saw that Neil Gaiman directed the 4th episode. I was super excited when I saw his name during the opening credits. And when I finished watching it, I felt giddily infatuated with it all. I never thought I could feel giddy over the Doctor-TARDIS ship. Yes, I'm aware the pairing is a tad weird... but it was so tastefully done and Matt was so cute when he was bidding the Lady TARDIS farewell... I actually cried. Haha.

Lady TARDIS



Now Neil, why did you go and make the delightfully crazy Doctor cry? But seriously, you are as brilliant and ingenious with this episode as you are with your books. And I think I might be more in love with... your work than ever before, you brilliant and lovely wordsmith. Hehehe.



"I just wanted to say, 'Hello! Hello, Doctor!'"




Waahhhh! You almost made me bawl like a baby in the early dawn when no one but the annoyingly loud roosters are up and noisy. LOL! (But I resisted and just demurely let a few salty tears escape my sleep-deprived eyes. :P)


Merci beaucoup, Monsieur Gaiman!


Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Getting sunburned in Daanbantayan

I went to this nice resort in Daanbantayan for a weekend trip last month. And no, this is not the island, this is still within the main island of Cebu. Ley and I took the bus. This is not the bus terminal. I took this at one of the pit stops. :P It's been so long since I took the public bus somewhere that I forgot you buy the ticket while the bus is already running, not before you board the bus. Yup, I was a bit of an ignoramus that day, or a really amnesiac person. Haha. Anyways, while we were on the bus, I fell asleep. And since I took the window seat, this  was what happened... And it hurt like the dickens!!! :(   But the place was lovely.  We arrived at the resort around noon.  The place was lovely and I couldn't stop taking pictures. :D ... even when the weather got a tad gloomy late that afternoon. When dusk came, I was excited to take some twilight shots, which are among my faves. The next day, Ley and I took more...
1 comment
Read more

Prettily sliced apples, anyone?

A friend just came back from her recent Singapore trip. I was a tad jealous because I couldn't afford to go myself but she brought me something from the Merlion City that I couldn't resist grinning when I heard about it. It's a trinket I've been wanting to have ever since I spied one in IKEA SG a few months ago. Yup, I'm a collector of nonsensical--but cute--trinkets. I was whopping when she sent me a message that she was able to find me one. It's not actually the one from IKEA but it's lovely nonetheless. IMO, it's prettier than the one I saw. Haha.  And now I couldn't help but use it whenever I can, which would be every few hours--if I had any say about it. :P Danke schoen, Donabel schön! I simply adore it! :D
1 comment
Read more

The Real Deal about Truth and Freedom

For the past few weeks, I have been fortunate enough to stick to the routine of reading a verse from the Bible every morning and reflecting on its message. It has been wonderfully enlightening, to say the least.  Last Wednesday, this was the verse that greeted me when I opened my Bible app...  If the son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed.   ~ John 8:36  To say that I was stunned is an understatement... but then, I shouldn't have been. Ever since I can remember, whenever I'm struggling with some ethical or moral dilemma, I always get an epiphany of the answer. In my youthful pride, I thought "Wow, I'm brilliant." Not knowing it was not actually me but God who was guiding me to the answers. It took me a while to realize this and thankfully when I became an adult, I did. This time was one of them. You see, I was struggling. Four months and still counting, my father and I have been forced to endure each other's company for weeks on end. Outsid...
Post a Comment
Read more