A Timelord's Blues

Victorian London, 1800

It was just another of the Smith’s annual grand balls until the poshest couple arrived in their telephone box!  I’m not one to look too deeply into details but red was truly the colour of danger this evening!

While you mingled with both ends of the wealth chain, I had foolishly accepted a request to dance with one of the world’s biggest arseholes, which was later confirmed with him attempting to buy me from you!

Well, at least you put that silver platter to good use, those sandwiches were absolutely disgusting (as Amelia had claimed just as we arrived).

With a casual getaway we whisked off to our next location, our spirits as high as the stars that surrounded us

“You.”

“What about me?”

It's quite weird being home again, very different.  Less food, which is an obvious let down.. But it's comfy, I guess.  Mum and Dad have no idea where I've been and what I've seen; they have no clue how many beautiful stars and planets I've seen with you and I doubt they would ever believe me if I told them.  So, I'll hold the memories close at heart.  They'll help me cope with my everyday life and they'll add a smile to my darker days.  I'll look to the sky on it's starry nights and remember the time I was being dangled from the TARDIS' doors, I'll remember the Two Steps From Hell playing in the backround and I'll smile. I'll laugh.  Because that was my favourite memory of us in the TARDIS (and out).

Hide and seek turns sour..

After a run in with a weeping angel, I'm sent back to October 1864 (Victorian times).  I was experiencing memory loss and had basically created a character for myself, Keya.  Keya was a dreamer and only remembered our adventures as dreams.

You saved/shocked her.

Cardiff, refueling

Even our refuelings can be an adventure.  This time we decided to stay over night in Cardiff so that when we woke up the next morning, the TARDIS would be ready.

Because we're obviously classy, we had chips for dinner while sitting in our room with the lights off so we could watch the stars.

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Tuskland,

Not the most interesting of planets but one that required the most exercise!