I made this cute pic with my Johnny and Katie from Pet City. I don't want the next Doctor Who to be a woman, but I can still have fun with it. I probably will not watch those episodes, so it doesn't matter who plays Doctor Who in the future. I saw that David Tennant and Billie Piper are going to be doing an audio story. I got one of those with The Doctor and Donna and I can't wait to listen to it. I will still keep reading the books and I should try to find some used bookstores near me to see if any books are in them. I paid how much for my tenth doctor books, but I won't pay a lot for any of the other doctors stories.
I just can't stop thinking about David as Doctor Who. I'm even thinking up a short story right now and I hope I can write it down. I've got a really great idea, but I hope I can somehow get it down and actually write it on here. It will be a story with The Doctor all by himself with no companions.
I just thought of something else regarding regeneration and that's the tenth Doctor was able to heal himself and then throw the rest of the regeneration energy into his cut off hand. How did he do that? There should be some way that he could control his next regeneration. I just don't like the idea of a woman Doctor. It just seems creepy that after all this time, he will turn into a woman. I like how the actress thinks people are afraid of her gender. I'm not afraid, I just don't want a woman Doctor and that's all it is. Especially, when the Doctor has a relationship with the Tardis and he caresses her and she actually was a woman in one episode. Now don't get me wrong. I have no problem with gay people. How people want to live is their own business. But, I personally don't swing that way and I think it will be weird. That's another reason I will probably never watch after season 9 or 10, if I even make it that far.
Another thing I thought about and didn't write down yesterday. I was just thinking about David. I think of him as this bright shining star that lights up the darkness with his incredible and beautiful light. For a while before I started watching Doctor Who, I was depressed and after I saw David as Doctor Who, I became very happy and excited to live again. I know that's sounds crazy, but it's true. I think David's shining light helped to reignite my own light and now I can shine bright as well. David truly is a wonderful person. I've never met him and that's what makes him even more wonderful. I can just feel that light shining through him when I'm watching him as Doctor Who. That's why I love David playing the part. I just can't get past it and I don't want to. I hope this came out right. That's all for now.
