Back in England
Oct. 23rd, 2006 02:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
selenayUrf. I'm back. Flight was fine and the house feels very empty. Work is better than expected considering how long I was away (and the number of emails to contend with!), but rather depressing after two weeks of holiday.
And I'm missing my aunt and Canada dreadfully.
After unpacking, shopping, washing clothes and having a nap yesterday, I watched the first three episodes of Robin Hood. It's very daft, overblown and silly. I'm liking it very much :-)
I was also able to watch Torchwood last night to which my only current thought it SQUEE! Hopefully more coherent thoughts will be appearing later.
Feel free to spoil (but not next week's episodes) in the comments - readers beware.
And I'm missing my aunt and Canada dreadfully.
After unpacking, shopping, washing clothes and having a nap yesterday, I watched the first three episodes of Robin Hood. It's very daft, overblown and silly. I'm liking it very much :-)
I was also able to watch Torchwood last night to which my only current thought it SQUEE! Hopefully more coherent thoughts will be appearing later.
Feel free to spoil (but not next week's episodes) in the comments - readers beware.
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Date: 2006-10-25 09:33 am (UTC)*g* Maybe nobody has questioned yet exactly what he's a Captain of and he doesn't want to give up the title?
That's what it's there for.
Indeed. Parents apparently don't use this kind of logic, though, when it comes to kids. They saw the words Doctor Who and ignored all other indicators.
They weren't, which was what got me.
Hmm, that is weird. They're obviously way too used to American cop shows to have noticed the way our bobbies act.