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Iapos;m a bit non-descript today:� Kind of floating between actual moods.� Less angry anyway.

Iapos;m spending the day watching old Doctor Who DVDs at the moment, which is a sure fire way to keep my mood erring on the side of the positive.� Just watched apos;Mark of the Raniapos; (a Colin Baker story) and loved it.� Iapos;ve watched a lot of old Doctor Who recently - I brought the apos;Trial of�a Time Lordapos; box set a few weeks back and I loved it.� Colin Baker is a brilliant doctor - I donapos;t understand why people didnapos;t like him� Yes, he plays the doctor as being very arrogant and egotistical, but I quite like it because he quite often gets pull up short quite a bit and ends up being really rather sweet.� I really enjoy the documentaries that they have as special features on the DVDs - the actors all blatantly LOVE talking about it - particularly Colin Baker Iapos;ve noticed.� Heapos;s actually quite funny, and tells loads of excellent stories.� Would love to meet him.� The Raniapos;s Tardis is awesome too.�

I know that Iapos;m a geek, and Iapos;ve spent a lot of time this week having eyes rolled at me and being scoffed at for being a geek, but I donapos;t care.� Iapos;d much rather be a geek than anything else.� Yes, I love Doctor Who and yes, Iapos;m a little bit obsessed with it, but if you found something that excited you and made you happy, wouldnapos;t you stick with it?�

Besides, just because Iapos;m a geek, doesnapos;t meant that I canapos;t be other things as well

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