I keep forgetting the nutella! D:

Just stopping in quickly before toiling in the kitchen dungeons. I expect to have a rough draft for a Doctor Who story finished by tonight. I need some beta readers, so if anyone would be interested in looking over a quite silly story with the 10th Doctor, please leave a comment. It will be around 1 000 words, if everything ties up neatly. I may not have a typed copy until tomorrow, but I'd still like to know if (and how many) people can take a look at it before it is posted.

It's called 'Last of the Time Lords' and it's a send up of many 10th Doctor tropes, but mostly being "The Last," following it to its natural conclusion (that someone would eventually set up a charity for the Doctor).

Iris Wildthyme is also in it.

-Sophie

Proof of Gallifreyan Interference in Earth History

Third register band from the top: Time Lords. Geometric period, Greece.



The Master holding T-C-E while having discussion with unidentified bearded man. Ancient Persia.



6th Doctor cameo misidentified as portrait of Alexander the Great. Hellenistic Era.

/Doctor Who silliness

-Sophie

Undergraduate life never changes.

Maine coon!

I've set aside the ancient Greek novels for the moment. I can't find my place in The Ethiopian Tale. >_> So, instead I took a peek at Peter Abelard's Letter of Consolation to a Friend, which is about his life. He's pretty hilarious. He reminds me of many undergrads: the professor hates me because I'm better and smarter! And this one time, this one time I got the professor to say I was right! He was SO MAD LOL! That's all he's said so far, really. The best part was how he says he moved his school so that he could 'embarrass' his old prof some more, then goes back to 'why he hates me so? I didn't do anything!'

From Wikipedia:

"Héloïse became pregnant and was sent by Abélard to Brittany, where she gave birth to a son she named Astrolabe after the scientific instrument."

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-Sophie