SUCCESS in IMAGE CHANGE...look at that...:points upward:

[rabid1st]

So...the fabulous Tea Biscuit aka nightbeast made me a new header some time ago. But I, as has been mentioned, lack any sort of computer website design skill with the HMTL or XMTL or what have you. So, I fretted over trying to add said header...also I wanted to make sure I didn't spoil too many people with the images. Now, after only three aborted attempts...success!

New header!

:beams proudly at it:

:polishes it with sleeve:

:beams some more:

Thanks you, Biscuit, for the lovely images and my Lonely god phrase. :grin:

Rae

Comments

[dharkapparition.livejournal.com]

Very nice

[wiggiemomsi.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, I LOVE it! Soooo jealous of the obvious talent involved *sighs and looks at ten thumbs* you are luckyyyyy!

[auntiesuze.livejournal.com]

Pretty!

I've had the itch to change mine, too, but just haven't had the time to make something.

[purecreation.livejournal.com]

Ah! So pretty! And angsty! David Tennant's expression on the right, GAH! It tears me up inside.

[bananasandroses.livejournal.com]

David Tennant's expression on the right, GAH! It tears me up inside.

Yeah, I have that reaction to it, too. Yet another reason to add to the scores of reasons why I hate that bloody episode.

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

I'm deeply moved by10.2's expression, myself. Neither he nor Rose look like they hit the jackpot of love. They both look disgruntled to me.

Rae

[purecreation.livejournal.com]

No kidding. The contrast between 10 and 10.2's expressions says it all. The whole situation just felt very very wrong. :(

Fabulous, indeed

[nightbeast.livejournal.com]

Go you, getting the image in a Photobucket account. :-) It took me more than three attempts to get my first header image up.

Of course, now I want a Hamlet one. ;)

To sleep, perchance to dream?

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

Ah...there's the rub!

Being an insomniac, I am one with the Hamlet view on sleep.

So, I gather it was fab and you are all atwitter and you wore your garb and so were instantly recognized at the stage door as David Tennant's wardrobe-exchange pal?

Rae

As a fellow insomniac, I'm right there with you

[nightbeast.livejournal.com]

Hamlet was fab. I wasn't atwitter, though. Nor was I in cosplay.

I've had a non-stop three weeks and as a result my pulse would not slow down Friday evening or the Saturday matinee, regardless of whether I was lying down, sitting still or doing anything. My sister joked that it was adrenaline at the Tennant effect, at which point I said I'd have to sell my other tickets because my heart couldn't take that kind of beating! I decided to exhaust my adrenals completely by not taking that tablet Saturday or Sunday night, and thankfully today my heart is a normal pace when I'm lying down at least. So, heart fluttering, yes. But not for the right reasons...

I wasn't in cosplay because I'd bumped into a guy last week that said he'd seen Patrick Stewart do a one-man talk show. In it, Stewart described an opening night of a Shakespeare play and in the front row was a man in a Star Trek uniform. Stewart said he wanted to jump off the stage and punch him. Given I didn't want the next encounter with Tennant to be his fist with my face, I declined cosplay. I did wear a custom made Hamlet shirt, though.

Having declined cosplay, I happened to have brought the DWM season four companion before I went. I discovered that in the Pompeii episode write up, I had indeed been mentioned. Fabulous, yes? But there's more... Russell T Davies was in the audience at the matinee. He was surrounded by fangirls during the interval, during which I hobbled over to him and handed him the magazine to sign.

"How wonderful you have this!" he beamed.

"I'm on this page," I mentioned.

"Oh? Where?" I pointed and he read the sentence. He looked at me, "Oh, you're the girl in the costume?"

Me: *ego souffle*

"I'll sign in the gap by the text."

I mean, what are the odds? The stage door was very crowded, and Tennant only signed the first row of people at the barriers before shooting off. I am hoping to wear cosplay and get more signatures for my birthday.

[princessblue791.livejournal.com]

Hmmm...I'm begining to think this is Rusty on religon. I'm not entirely certain he really is an athiesist. I mean why go through the trouble of telling us what God dealt us we have to deal with? I feel like thats what he's telling us with JE. The episode otherwise makes no sense. Why would a brilliant writer come up with such an outcome if he didn't have something to say. Perhaps he does believe and is just angry and this is his way of say, "Do you see how cruel "gods" can be?" Although I don't and never will view the Doctor as a god, I think RTD went out of his way to make him seem like so. I don't know, maybe I think too much.

*goes back to corner and shuts the hell up

[rabid1st.livejournal.com]

Well...you know my feeling at this point. At this point, I feel that this was all done to purpose and we were NOT supposed to like it. I think we were all supposed to say WHAT THE HELL? But I'm one of the very few saying that...though I know there are others. Still...it just seems to counter to his expressed atheist stand for him to create the Doctor as a god...and he only did it with Tennant...not with CE. IT is very like he is writing to a purpose...and that purpose is to explain how and why the Valeyard came into being.

This is how...via so much pain and loss. It isn't that the Doctor is a bad man...not at all...he's just running and acting out as he always has...only in a burning house. He's having a very hard time of it. And that is leading him to make the wrong choices.

At least, I hope that is what RTD is going to say at Christmas...I also hope he is going to send 10 to Rose and let 10.2 go on as the Doctor. But we will see.

Rae

[astitchintime-9.livejournal.com]

Yup, noticed the new header.

On the plus: DONNA! ♥

On the not-plus: what, no Nine? :gasps:

Best Ten: the one squeezed way up in the top left corner (the one with his arms - and hearts - full of Rose).

Nice composition. Congrats on getting it up.