Saturday, March 29, 2014

Doctor Who

 
  My sister Johanna and I watch Doctor Who together. We're currently on the third series. Last Sunday, we watched Blink. It was the best episode so far, easy. I love Sally Sparrow and the non-linear timeline stuff. And then, of course: "Wibbly Wobbly, Timey Wimey. . . STUFF."

  I was afraid I wouldn't like a Doctor-light episode, but it was amazing!! When the angel got right up in Laurence's face, I screamed. Haha.

  We met the Master a few episodes ago. It was really confusing, but really awesome how he showed up. We still have one more episode in that story line (from what my brother told me.) I can see why series 3 is his favorite with Ten.

  Sorry that this was a kind of lame post. But honestly, if you comment hate, I'll hurt you with me laser screwdriver. :)


Have an awesome day!!

Tuesday, March 25, 2014

Untitled :)

  I'm Emma. I'm a teenage Christian and a huge nerd. I compete in the speech and debate league NCFCA.

  One of the things I love most about life is music. I like all sorts of music from film scores and worship music to metal and dubstep. It would be a waste of time to list my favorite bands because there are so many and I'd miss a lot of them. Just listen to my YouTube favorites playlist.You'll get the idea ;)

  I like the shows Doctor Who and Sherlock. . . maybe a little too much. Although I "waste" a lot of time watching them, I've learned so much and they have helped me in my speeches. For example, in the first episode of Sherlock ("A Study in Pink") the female detective says to John, "Sherlock is a great man. And maybe one day, if you're very, very lucky, he'll be a good man."

  In the first series of the "New Who" an enemy called the Slitheen appears twice. In the second time you see them, it's the episode "Boom Town." The Slitheen are aliens, and they need human bodies. One of them was going to kill a young woman for her body, but she heard the woman was pregnant. She didn't want to kill two humans, so she let them go.
  Later in the episode, she was pleading with the Doctor (who at the time was Christopher Eccleston) for her life. She said, "I'm changing. I just let a woman go. There's hope for me."
  The Doctor said, "Sometimes we do good things so we can live with ourselves. That doesn't change who we are."



 I'm really weird and random. I love writing fiction and reading amateur horror. I like comic books, especially Marvel and manga, a Japanese comic style. I really like drawing, but I can only make a good picture if I take several days to complete it. Even then, it's very mediocre. See for yourself: