See, isn't it pretty? It combines two of my favourite things: castles and Tinkerbell. And it was only £8 from George (they have a new "Disney at George" range so I hope there are more prettified tees to come!) so it's good for my budget. I'm so pathetic that I'm saving it for my as-yet-imaginary DLRP trip.
I also got a new alice band. But I need help: what do you think - is 25 too old to get away with a red spotted alice band?
(sorry if I look slightly psychotic in this picture, but it is quite late!)
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Anyway, now the conspicuous consumption is out of the way, I can get on with the gratuitous fangirling.
Torchwood (BBC3 eppy) Ooh, I absolutely loved this. Though it is fastly becoming the Owen show, I don't mind because I'm fastly falling in love with Owen. Burn Gorman must really be a great actor to make such a turn-around in Owen's character so believable. I'm wondering where they are going with this (is there going to be a pay-off, maybe at the end of the series, where he "comes back to life"? He's not going to die properly is he?!) I loved the format of the episode. I've got a thing about narrated episodes. That is why I absolutely adore Love and Monsters, Random Shoes and now this. It's also used well in the TV series My So-Called Life (I used to be obsessed with this) and the film American Beauty. Was the Wonder Years narrated? I haven't seen that since before my parents divorced. Anyway, that device really works for me. Overall, I feel like this series of Torchwood is just getting better and better. I'm sad Martha has left - although to be honest I think they under-used her. Can't wait to see her come back into Doctor Who.
Ashes To Ashes Hmm. I don't know if it's because I was tired but I didn't follow the plot of this weeks episode at all! I just couldn't make any sense of it. Despite that, I enjoyed the episode overall, for all the lovely character moments. Especially loving Chris and Ray. They seem to really be developing Ray into a more sympathetic character, which I quite like. I just can't bring myself to care about Alex's situation though. The fun of Life on Mars was the mystery, and this is just lacking that magic. I don't think that was inevitable, but it seems to be that way, for me at least. I'll see it through to the end of the series, and hope that it has a good ending.
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Going to go to bed now. Just a few more hours of work and it's weekend. Yey! Plus, it's payday tomorrow so double yey! I'm going to order some Moo cards, I can't wait :) Also it's the 29th February tomorrow - I need to find a man to propose to! It's my only chance at the rate I'm going!
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Gosh I though I was the only other person who liked 'Love and Monsters'. Whenever I hear 'Mr Blue Sky' I have a little secret smile.
Torchwood really is surpassing my expectations this series.