Rainy November Day...

[fajrdrako]

walkingowl is visiting Ottawa, so we had a friendly, fannish day. We went to brunch at the Arrow & Loon, and went for a walk around the Glebe, shopping. We went back to my place and I forced her to watch both Doctor Who and Torchwood - though, truly, she didn't resist, and if she had, I could have been persuaded to watch other things. We started with watching John Barrowman on the Jonathan Ross show, and it was certainly funny. Is there anything John Barrowman isn't willing to say in public? And yet, for all his outspokenness, he came across as an exceedingly nice person.

In watching Torchwood: Day One again, the line that most struck me was Captain Jack's, when the sex alien died: "You cross the galaxy for great sex, and still you die alone." The application of "you die alone" to himself was clear - he died alone on the game station - but it struck me this time that with the reference to crossing the galaxy for "great sex" he could well be canonically referring to Rose and the Doctor. Subtle enough to be ambiguous (given Jack's adventurous past) but still quite wonderful.

I don't usually watch the news on TV if I can help it, but walkingowl wanted to see the Rememberance Day ceremonies. I found it quite moving. This is... unusual for me.

I made beef stew for supper, and a carrot-pineapple cake for the apa collation. Collation was fun; Beulah drove me home and told me about her recent visit to Sedona.

Comments

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

There are a lot of icons posted at torch_wood. I have a few favourites - like candyflossrain and indiefairy, for example.

[msilverstar]

Yours is GREAT. But I think I'll have to cap the interview for an icon, because that cracked me up so much.

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes - the interview would be wonderful for icons. So many good smiles and laughs. There was a moment when Barrowman sort of put his hand around his knee and lifted it that I thought was particularly endearing. I also though the bemused (and occasionally horrified) faces of "Gwen and Emma" who weren't on yet, were delightfully funny.