We seem to be between adventures again, so I'm brewing some moonshine to replace the TARDIS' depleated stocks. I may try my hand at brewing some rum as well if I can find a decent recipe.

I may have to write another part of my companion survival guide to relieve the boredom while I wait for this little lot to be done.

Currently I've gone into a haunted house with some of the other companions. Other than it being dark and scary, nothing much has actually happened yet ( Read more... )

I've managed to persaude the Doctor to visit the carnival everyone else seems to have gone to, so at the moment Dave and I are wandering around looking for people. Dave's managed to persude me to try candy floss, of all things. It's sickly sweet.

Perhaps we can find someone selling carrot juice. Or brandy, I don't mind which.

We'd been drifting inside this supernova for a few hours or so when these... well, these creatures turned up and started floating around the TARDIS. I took some pictures as drlongscarf suggested, and they're now stored in the TARDIS databanks. The creatures were sort of shimmering outlines- I couldn't tell if they had any features at all ( Read more... )

The comet crashed into the supernova, and now we seem to be inside it. The Doctor doesn't know why the TARDIS hasn't vapourised, but it seems to be floating safely for now...

We tried drlongscarf's suggestion of using the TARDIS's vortex drive to create an anti-gravity spiral, but it appears we are too firmly wedged into the comet to break loose ( Read more... )

We all piled into the TARDIS and took off to get to the Carnival everyone seems to be at...

Unfortunately, the Doctor ran into a comet (he is really having a bad week) and now we're stuck in it. And the comet is heading straight for the supernova.

Eeeeeek!

Well, the Doctor had a go at surfing all right. He was doing quite well too, until he wiped out. The judges gave him a 5.8 which meant he came in second-to-last.

He's currently sulking, I think. Dave and I are in the bar with the winners.

We seem to have ended up on a space station where they're holding a supernova surfing contest. The contestants wear heavy radiation suits and ride the shockwave of this supernova which the space station is near.

Personally I think it seems extremely dangerous, but the Doctor is talking about having a go. I hope he knows what he's doing!

We're currently relaxing at (on? in?) the Eye of Orion while the Doctor makes some repairs to the TARDIS. Dave and I have gone tramping more or less to sight see.

The scenery here is breathtaking, and not an alien monster in sight. Well, not counting Dave, of course.