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The Daily Mail JK it's really Facebook.
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How many more times will I do this before I die.
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Touchwood, I've never broken a bone in my body. Though my nose is a little mangled.
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Who pulls your strings?
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I had loads. Wild house, home farm twins, blue Peter.....
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Just to Edinburgh/Glasgow. Never been abroad.
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I've not hated any of my jobs. Been kind of lucky. I disliked my temping though.
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Endurance running. Though I am partial to Javelin throwing.
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I am really good. my faith has been affirmed and I'm ready to walk with God. :)
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Freema Agyeman, Eve Myles, Keeley Hawes, Karen Gillan.
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I haven't got a clue. Could the Barrowman count as an influence? And as for my style? It's whatever fits and looks fairly decent so whoever goes for that kind of thing. Certainly don't base it on anybody...much ;)
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On the whole, they've been what I expected. Can't think of anyone who wasn't. Most have generally been nice
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No one ever talks to me about political issues very much. And those that do have never presented me with such a thing.
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Two girls I used to know but I don't think I do anymore. I wasn't the same person I was back then and didn't realise how wrong the situation was. I can see now that I was almost being made to think things and if I'd been that little bit stronger then things might have been very different. I shouldn't have said those nasty things, even in the heat of the moment. I just want to sit down like adults one day and work out if it's worth ever trying to fix it.
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I've only really ever done school plays. From being one of many narrators in a Nativity to playing Ronette in Little Shop of Horrors I've loved it. So yes I guess that and my gran having a video camera when we were younger and having me get up and sing into some perfume bottle sprayer thingy. (That video is never leaving my parents house) I don't know what made me 'interested' in it. I was just never discouraged not to do it. And at Secondary school it was such a fun thing to do! The staff were so bloody lovely that I just came back year after year to audition. And seeing all the little ones do the same was always lovely too. Is that a good answer? I don't know!
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Oooh good one. I think I would like to be able to live forever. Even though I used to think it'd be boring to do that. Russell Howard convinced me otherwise. So much to do in life and fuck all time to do it in. So yes live forever and live it to the max so as not get bored.
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I don't think I've travelled enough to make a decision on this. As long as it was someplace that I had a good amount of friends but places to go and be quiet sometimes and just watch the world go by. Maybe not right in the middle of a city but on the outskirts where it's still just that bit busy.
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Where do I start. It's been a crappy day and I wish I was out down Notts drinking myself into a state.
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Oh this is a toughie. I love most of them in their own special way. Ones that make me sob, even on the umpteenth time I've watched them are very special. Journey's End does that to me.
But then Gridlock is so ace for many reasons. Martha out on her own and then learning about Gallifrey. So sweet.
Right now if I had to choose though it'd probably be....erm....Turn Left! No! Erm.... Journey's End.
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