December 26th, 2012
Les Mis Review from my theatre elitist heart.
Seeing Colm Wilkinson, Anne Hathaway, Russell Crowe, and Hugh Jackman
Seeing Nancy Sullivan, Frances Ruffelle, and attempting to recognize more actresses:

Noticing when they add a part from the book.
How I’m sure the script-writers felt reading some of my favorite tiny parts before deleting or replacing.
ALL THE SINGING
When the first of appearance of the barricade boys and Eponine comes on.
Noticing how Marius centered the the ABC seems to be
Falling completely in love with Eddie Redmayne, Amanda Seyfried, and Daniel Huttlestone
The end of the Barricade scene.
Enjolras and Grantaire 
And let us not forget that Hadley Fraser played an extra in that.
The ending





If you haven’t, it’s time to go see this movie.

December 26th, 2012
November 20th, 2012
WHO WILL WIN 5 vs 6
So the question was posed: What if on Gallifrey the males are the ones who pop out the kids and that’s why he’s so confused when he comes to earth and sees females pregnant.
So then my warped mind imagined Five poping out a kid because he’s a bit…
You know what! This is the last time you’re insulting me. Bully! *grabs cricket bat and swings it hitting the 6th Doctor’s head causing him to fall on the ground* He’s dead… I think… *kicks him a bit to see if he’s alive.*
(( he’s sick and tired XD sorry Oh gosh I’ve created a monster he’s turning into 6. ))
*grabs the umbrella and starts fighting back* You really are an overemotional pansy with a horrible dress sense! Really! I could strangle you!
((what have we created?))
WHO WILL WIN
Oh strangle me with your scary umbrella! *Starts sword fighting with the objects*
I’m so scared!
You know I think you’re so agressive towards me because you secretly want me and simply can not express it except with violence *defends and spars with any and all objects nearby*
How did you find out *he sarcastically said and threw apples at him*
Don’t throw apples at me! *grabs carrot juice and pours it all over him*
Don’t pour carrot juice on me! *throws pears at him with his cricket stick* How’d you like that.
Don’t throw pears at me! *throws lemons at him with his umbrella* Take that pansy!
*Grabs the thing next to him.* Take that! *Pushes The Master* Where the Heck did you come from. *Looking at The Master in disgust*
EW I DON’T WANT HIM! *picks the master up and throws him back at him and grabs a cybermen and throws him as well* Take that! Aha!
-sneaks in- -takes the discarded master- -sneaks out-
<.< >.>
Carry on.
November 19th, 2012
Christmas Time
“No. No I’m not. I’d like to register.” The Doctor was busy chatting with the woman with the clipboard. He assumed Eponine was still by his side, so he failed to notice when she took off.
The man who was at the stand, looked down at Eponine, “Would you like one of these?” He gestured to the little ball of light that she had shown interest in. “It’s specially made for the ceremony that will be going on today. Everyone has one.” He began his pitch to convince Eponine to buy one. “I wouldn’t want an adorable girl liek you to be the only one without one of these fun little things. Run along and ask an adult to give you some money if you don’t have any. I wouldn’t want you to get picked on.”
The woman blinked awake, as if gathering herself professionally for the unexpected answer, “O-oh…” turning knobs along the edge of her clip-board, it sprang to life lighting up. “Won’t be the best spots available…I’m sure you’re aware….” she added looking at her clipboard-screen turning a few more side knobs. “How many in your unit? Oh and I’m going to have to see some i.d….”.
Ceremony? Eponine looked up at the man and then turned to the ball in her hand with a smile. Placing it back on the shelf, she ran back to the Doctor, unaware of the lady next to him as she was searching through the small brown pouch hanging off the side of her shoulder.
“Monsieur…” Eponine began to get his attention, holding up a wad of francs in crushed in her fist, “Could we exchange this?”
The Doctor sushed her and continued talking to the woman beside him. “Well about i.d… I don’t currently have mine. It’s just me and my dear child here.” He indicated to Eponine. “Is that really going to be a problem?”
The woman sighed and turned some more knobs. “You can not attend sir without the proper i.d. I am terribly sorry.” She turned on her heel and walked away. The Doctor stared and then began to play with one of his blonde curls as he thought.
“Most interesting. Hmm. I’ll figure out a way to get in there.” he suddenly remembered Eponine and turned to her, “What was it that you wanted?”
She held out her wad of francs a little straighter. “Could this be exchanged for al-, these people’s, money?” she looked back over her shoulder at the little flickering light and then back at him. With a smile she grabbed his wrist and playfully pulled the doctor over to the stand to show what she was so very interested in.
“It’s a toy ball.” Eponine explained holding it out in her hand as the little light flickered to life, vacuuming all the air around it into a rotating circle, causing it to look like a ball of air had formed around the light. “He says these were specifically designed for the ceremony today…” Eponine added excitedly before lifting high on her toes to whisper to him “We must have come on an exciting day!”
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November 19th, 2012
Christmas Time
“I am not from Earth.” He reminded Eponine as he pulled her along, walking at his usual brisk pace. “You don’t need to bring a present and if we do need one, I can easily produce one. I have many odds and ends.”
They reached the small village and The Doctor cautiosly looked around. So far there wwas no trouble and it was simply a small, quiet little place. It was a nice change especially considering he had a child tagging along. Since it was her first time on an alien planet, this was a good way to introduce her to the universe.
Out the corner of his eye, The Doctor spotted a humanoid form moving towards him. Having never been here himself, he regarded the figure with suspicion, but he made no threatening movements. The alien drew closer to them, walking towards them.
The little village wasn’t exactly empty, in fact they seemed to have entered it at it’s busiest time of day with peddlers in humanoid but ever so slightly different forms.
“Fresh food! Crowshot! Pressure-Patties!” cried out a chef on a street stand flipping burgers with almost boastful skill. “-won’t buy it with that attitude, young lady.” another humanoid purred next to Eponine, dragging along a child who was attempting to play with the strangest of toys. More prominent, each of the people within the town had a tiny flashing little bulb of light hovering near their ankle, as well at little flashing bulbs that seemed to be floating, well, everywhere.
“Wait…” Eponine gave a look, “How can I understand them?” the child listened close to the bustle of voices around her. Sure, this was her first foreign planet, but she was quite pretentious enough yet to think the whole Galaxy spoke French.
Curious, she let go of his hand for a brief moment to run to one of the stands, the child smiled with glee as she picked up one of the little blubs. At her touch, like all the other blubs seemed to do in different shapes, a vaccum of wind appeared for her in the form of a ball. Letting it bounce and twirl on the edge of her palm, Eponine was preoccupied as a humanoid figure walked over to the Doctor.
“Are you registered for the ceremony today sir?” she asked dryly, not even bothering to look up from her clip-board as though she assumed everyone’s answer was the same.
“No. No I’m not. I’d like to register.” The Doctor was busy chatting with the woman with the clipboard. He assumed Eponine was still by his side, so he failed to notice when she took off.
The man who was at the stand, looked down at Eponine, “Would you like one of these?” He gestured to the little ball of light that she had shown interest in. “It’s specially made for the ceremony that will be going on today. Everyone has one.” He began his pitch to convince Eponine to buy one. “I wouldn’t want an adorable girl liek you to be the only one without one of these fun little things. Run along and ask an adult to give you some money if you don’t have any. I wouldn’t want you to get picked on.”
The woman blinked awake, as if gathering herself professionally for the unexpected answer, “O-oh…” turning knobs along the edge of her clip-board, it sprang to life lighting up. “Won’t be the best spots available…I’m sure you’re aware….” she added looking at her clipboard-screen turning a few more side knobs. “How many in your unit? Oh and I’m going to have to see some i.d….”.
Ceremony? Eponine looked up at the man and then turned to the ball in her hand with a smile. Placing it back on the shelf, she ran back to the Doctor, unaware of the lady next to him as she was searching through the small brown pouch hanging off the side of her shoulder.
“Monsieur…” Eponine began to get his attention, holding up a wad of francs in crushed in her fist, “Could we exchange this?”
November 18th, 2012
Christmas Time
When the TARDIS stopped moving he reached over and flipped the switch. The doors opened revealing a new planet, a different ground for them to step on top.
“I’m not human Eponine. I’m an alien.” The Doctor held out his hand for her to take it in hers. “I’m a Time Lord. I’m not human like you. I simply looked human to you. Although from my point of view, you look Time Lord as Time Lords came first.”
“Time Lord.” Eponine repeated slowly, liking the way it sounded. Taking his hand, she gave an adventurous smile, anticipating what it would look like as she turned to look out the doors.
Her jaw nearly dropped as she looked at the view,at first slightly impaired by the brightness of twin suns. Steeping outside, Eponine looked around for a moment with wonder before her serene feelings were broken by a short glance at her feet. Letting out a surprised shriek, the girl jumped backwards onto the Tardis.
“They’re…..they’re floating!” Not her feet of course, put rather the patch of land they were on itself, as well as dozens of little, tethered together, floating islands ahead of them. It was as though someone cut of the tops of hills with their dirt roots attached, roped them together and left them drifting, like a life-raft in a never-ending blue sky.
Tapping the edge of her toe on the soft grass the Tardis had landed on, Eponine mentally decreed it sturdy and came outside fully, making sure to hold onto the Doctors hand tight as so the breeze wouldn’t knock her off their little hill into the clouds below.
The Doctor looked amused at Eponine’s reaction. He held on tightly knowing that she would easily be blown away. “Think, my dear, you are on an alien world. This is nothing like Earth.” He walked with her, keeping her close to him in case something dangerous came along.
“I have never actually been here before. This is a first for you and me.” The wind was strong because of how high the land was in the sky. The Doctor kept Eponine close, keeping a firm grip on her hand as they walked through the rolling hills. Eventually as they passed over one of the hills, a small village could be seen.
“What a beautiful sight.”
“It’s completely magical Monsieur” Eponine took everything in rather excitedly, “I mean, we are floating!” The child was unable to rap her mind around it, a small gathering of land masses moving beneath her feet. Though, for her being on an alien planet for the first time, something about it just felt right, and the child was ready to see more.
“Should we have brought them a present, Mosieur?” She wondered, her mind suddenly jumping to it when she saw the little village below, giving a hard look as though searching her mind for the right item. Shaking her head, Eponine looked up at him, “You know, as ambassadors of Earth?”.
November 18th, 2012
Christmas Time
When the TARDIS stopped moving he reached over and flipped the switch. The doors opened revealing a new planet, a different ground for them to step on top.
“I’m not human Eponine. I’m an alien.” The Doctor held out his hand for her to take it in hers. “I’m a Time Lord. I’m not human like you. I simply looked human to you. Although from my point of view, you look Time Lord as Time Lords came first.”
“Time Lord.” Eponine repeated slowly, liking the way it sounded. Taking his hand, she gave an adventurous smile, anticipating what it would look like as she turned to look out the doors.
Her jaw nearly dropped as she looked at the view,at first slightly impaired by the brightness of twin suns. Steeping outside, Eponine looked around for a moment with wonder before her serene feelings were broken by a short glance at her feet. Letting out a surprised shriek, the girl jumped backwards onto the Tardis.
“They’re…..they’re floating!” Not her feet of course, put rather the patch of land they were on itself, as well as dozens of little, tethered together, floating islands ahead of them. It was as though someone cut of the tops of hills with their dirt roots attached, roped them together and left them drifting, like a life-raft in a never-ending blue sky.
Tapping the edge of her toe on the soft grass the Tardis had landed on, Eponine mentally decreed it sturdy and came outside fully, making sure to hold onto the Doctors hand tight as so the breeze wouldn’t knock her off their little hill into the clouds below.
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November 18th, 2012
: Christmas Time
The Doctor turned around and eyed her. “Don’t you want to stay with your friends, my dear? You do realize traveling with me is no easy feat. Danger seems to follow me as the night follows after the day.” He put his hands in his pockets and waited for her to make her decision. He didn’t think he would have to wait long since she followed him thus far. Most likely she was on board for good, not that he minded since he was currently getting bored talking to himself and it was nice to have someone to show off to.
Looking down at her feet for only the slightest moment, the girl looked up to nod her head, ending with a giant smile. Monsieur Coat did not say “no”, and that simple word was all Eponine needed to hear.
Scout and Hans would be fine…well…at least Hans would be, but he wold take care of his rambunctious friend. She wasn’t running away, but rather forward and one day, when she could, Eponine would return to help them.
Taking in a breath, she properly looked around herself at the inside of the Tardis now that the child was no longer on a time limit of destroying a hostile alien spacecraft. Hands behind her back so he wouldn’t fret about her touching any wrong buttons she walked over to the controls in the center full of thought.
Eponine let out a small happy giggle, “So where to Monsieur?”
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November 17th, 2012
: Christmas Time
The Doctor followed the little girl as she made her way to the factory. He took in the damage and observed that Durant seemed to be no where in sight. He stood beside Eponine. “This place is quite eire without all the activity. I take it it was a sucess however. You all did well.”
He turned and took one last look around to make sure that all was well. What they did not need was any stray cybermen around, or any nasty surprises like it. “Ah so Durant fled did he? Or is he hiding somewhere? At any rate you children need a proper loving home.”
“Fled” Scout replied rather unhappily, inflating one of her side cheeks.
After a moment, her eyes grew wide, as though struck with a sudden realization. Running to the window, she poked her head out upside down, gripping the frame. ”HANS YOU CAN COME BACK NOW.”“So I take it the home is closed then?” Scout asked, limboing her way back in. “There are only about 27 of us.” she stated contently, looking to the side pondering, as though preemptively strategizing what to do with the children.
The Doctor pondered what to do with the children as well. He had to put them somewhere and he could not just leave them alone in that home without adult supervision. Turning around, he dashed in to the house and picked up the phone, deciding it was best to let the proper authorities handle the situation.
“Well I should start to be on my way. I don’t fancy sticking around for the authorities to show up. There would be too many questions.” The Doctor turned to leave and walked back to the factory, unlocking his TARDIS and pushing the door open to go inside.
Hans climbed down through the window, the pile of junk used to block the signal cradled in his arms while the Doctor called the authorities. “We won?” He breathed noteingly, taking in the room around him, before dropping his supplies to the floor in a state of relief.
“Seems like…” Scout agreed with raised eyebrows before turning to thank the man in the strange coat, only to find him gone and Eponine almost out the door frame.
Opening his mouth, Hans attempted to call after her only to be stopped by Scout’s palm.
At full speed, slightly tripping over the dress hem as she ran, Eponine just made it as the Doctor opened the door to the blue box, slipping her way in behind him.
November 17th, 2012
I’ve officially reached the point of manic crazy tiredness.
Everything is officially funny. I can’t stop laughing. Crazy.
No no I’m dying. A dashing rainbow. Do you know that made me think of rainbow dash from my little pony. Now I am imagining him as a pony.

Oh, Internet xD
