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Rowan comes back from his week at my sister's in Devon tomorrow. Which is kinda a good thing 'cause, much as he may stress me out a lot, I do miss him horribly when he's not around.
I've still had to work, naturally, but it's been nice just chilling all evening afterwards. And breakfast time hasn't been nearly as rushed as usual. Today was my day off, though my alarm still went off at 6.30 as normal. I lay in bed listening to the show for a while, before turning the laptop on and watching the show for a bit - they've had video cameras in the studio all month, though I haven't had much chance to watch while Rowan's been around. It was particularly fun this week though, as John Barrowman phoned in twice about Chris's campaign to get one of his album tracks in the top ten of the download chart! *grin* He phoned today, on his way home after playing a gig on the Isle of Man last night. He was apparently picking up one of his cars - that's spent the last year being refurbished - at Birmingham airport before driving home to Cardiff for a meeting with the City Council! :-/ I'm fascinated to know what that was about!
Didn't hardly bother getting out of bed most of the day, though I did have to go to ASDA for a few supplies. Then once I'd - finally - eaten something, I headed out to the Bay to see Harry Potter & The Half-Blood Prince. I don't really have anything to say in way of a review, but I had fun watching it.
Wandered down to the water before getting the bus home - and saw for myself that Torchwood fans really have been leaving flowers and notes and stuff outside the 'Tourist Office'. I know people will scoff and be all "He's a bloody fictional character!", and that's fine. Whatever. But I found it very touching, and I nearly cried again. *shrugs* I loved that character, as much as you can love someone who's fictional - and it's suprising just how much you actually can.
I'll probably spend tomorrow doing all the things I really should have been doing today (read: housework... *booo*) while waiting for my boy to come home. I think their train gets in some time in the early afternoon.
I've still had to work, naturally, but it's been nice just chilling all evening afterwards. And breakfast time hasn't been nearly as rushed as usual. Today was my day off, though my alarm still went off at 6.30 as normal. I lay in bed listening to the show for a while, before turning the laptop on and watching the show for a bit - they've had video cameras in the studio all month, though I haven't had much chance to watch while Rowan's been around. It was particularly fun this week though, as John Barrowman phoned in twice about Chris's campaign to get one of his album tracks in the top ten of the download chart! *grin* He phoned today, on his way home after playing a gig on the Isle of Man last night. He was apparently picking up one of his cars - that's spent the last year being refurbished - at Birmingham airport before driving home to Cardiff for a meeting with the City Council! :-/ I'm fascinated to know what that was about!
Didn't hardly bother getting out of bed most of the day, though I did have to go to ASDA for a few supplies. Then once I'd - finally - eaten something, I headed out to the Bay to see Harry Potter & The Half-Blood Prince. I don't really have anything to say in way of a review, but I had fun watching it.
Wandered down to the water before getting the bus home - and saw for myself that Torchwood fans really have been leaving flowers and notes and stuff outside the 'Tourist Office'. I know people will scoff and be all "He's a bloody fictional character!", and that's fine. Whatever. But I found it very touching, and I nearly cried again. *shrugs* I loved that character, as much as you can love someone who's fictional - and it's suprising just how much you actually can.
I'll probably spend tomorrow doing all the things I really should have been doing today (read: housework... *booo*) while waiting for my boy to come home. I think their train gets in some time in the early afternoon.
