I hate that mood theme sometimes, but it is right.

So, if we're still subscribing to BBCAmerica in April, Friday nights are going to be dangerously awesome television. I will have new Battlestar at seven, Sarah Jane Adventures at eight, and new Doctor Who after that. Torchwood is still pretty interesting, though this week's episode was definitely lack-luster. I am way more distracted by the mechanics/science of that crazy thing that's happened to you-know-who than the actual plot. I am pretty sure it is not supposed to work that way. I watch a lot of TV when I am here.

I have more or less divorced myself from online fandom, aside from the commitments I've made in the Harry Potter and Torchwood fandoms. It's not a total break (Nooo! My beloved girl_doctor!), but I have discovered over the last week or two that fandom is great... so long as there is something to balance it out. And at the moment, unemployed and out of school and home sick most of the time, I have no such thing. It is time to pull out and focus on the other areas of my life. My health has also been pretty rotten since I got here and I think that distancing myself from the internet won't hurt a lick.

Epic plans for the week involve making sure the last of my grad references are in, going swimming with my friends, maybe watching Happy Feet, applying to more jobs, hiking along the water's edge, as well as cycling downtown to pick up some things. I have a necklace to mend and a geeky (I hope) calendar to buy! There's also a book kind of convention coming to town in March? Je dois me renseigner!