It's probably long past the time I should have updated this blog, but life (and Peggle) keep getting in the way.

Things have been busy. We had a great weekend with Muz and Nicola which seems like ages ago now, went to see The Hooisers in Reading, Moths Ate My Doctor Who Scarf with the Bracknell group, RTD and Ben Cook at the National, had the annual November PS Meet... got tired, bickered about how busy we are... same old stuff!

Russell T Davies was as lovely as he seems on the TV. I was very impressed. The interview was fine and honest, and he was ever so friendly as when we met him and got our books signed on Friday night. I was really impressed that he remembered a friend of ours who'd met him a couple of weeks before; it's quite rare, especially with the amount of fans he must meet. And he eagerly signed a copy of his New Adventure, Damaged Goods for us too- hinting that it might be linked with the Christmas Special- The Next Doctor in some way, which is rather intriguing...

The PS Meet was great fun, as always. Possibly I was a little too drunk to have appreciated as much as I would usually, but the atmosphere was tremendously friendly as always and it really is one of the highlights of the year. It's sort of a shame we don't have longer to spend with everybody, as there's never enough time to catch up and chat to everyone as much as you'd like. We're thinking of perhaps staying over in London next year so that we don't have to rush off to make the last train. That might help.
Highlights include a gossipy chat with Joe Lidster and Simon Guerrier, the cheer when Paul Monk arrived (well he is The Doctor after all!), seeing Andrew Clancy looking so well and having a good chatter about things with him, Me and Steve being encouraged by Jason and Emma to get married so they can come to the party!, finally meeting Brendan Jones after many years of chatting to him online (he's much smaller in real life) and raising over £200 for The Children's Society selling our CDs! Fantastic!
And The Golden Hare beer I was drinking was very tasty indeed!

yesterday was a recovering day. It was nice having Pip around though- hope he wasn't too bored!