@dentarthurdent

Hello there, I haven’t been here much because I AM Doctor Who Fan. Just holding until they get it right.

Female Doctor, no Moffat, no Murray Gold and a tarted up Tardis – breaks my heart.

Missy

@bluesqueakpip

Wonderful story. I am biased because my admiration for Van Gogh’s work began when I was around 11 years old, and have five prints (large ones) on my walls.

Missy

@thane16/Puro

I have only just seen this and can hardly believe it! All my best wishes and sympathy.

After my husband died last December, I can understand the grief, but am so glad that this is abating,

it takes time.

Sorry this is clumsy, but it was such a shock to read your news and i had to respond.

My door is white – incidentally.

Missy XX

I’ve been on a sentimental journey, thanks to @blenkinsopthebrave *grins*

The Proms ( all of them) with a little Eccleston, much Tennant and Smith, then on to Capaldi.

What wonderful music.

Now I know for sure what some of us have lost, I admit it, I cried.

Well, I suppose that it’s better to have had all the former and lost them, than never…[Read more]

<@blenkinsopthebrave<

I think that I can hazard a guess.😊

@janetteb

Thank you janetteb and forgive me for not responding sooner.

Very quiet on the forum isn”t it.😊

I suppose it depends on your taste.  Every episode of Sherlock and every series I enjoyed.

My OH on the other hand, didn’t like the final series either.

<I didn’t take it to heart, after all, it was only fiction.

However, I understand about stress, that’s is how the News makes me feel, so i rarely watch it.

Missy

I watched “Finding Neverland ‘ the other night and loved it.  Have any of you seen it?

Missy

@dalekbuster523

You are right of course. I think it’s not being able to share things anymore which is the saddest.

Still, I am ‘getting there’ as our kids like to say. *grins*

Thank you for posting.

Missy

<>@whisht

How many times i have said to someone, “I can imagine how you must feel.”
I hadn’t a clue, you have to experience something, then you don’t need to imagine, you simply know.
Your brother was right, grief comes in waves.<
There has been the  odd occasion when I’ve thought,  ‘I must tell D about that,’ then realised that I can’t.
Thank y…[Read more]

@winston

Thank you .

Our children have been a credit to us. Like me, they still can’t believe he has gone.

I think SM must have written that in remembrance of his late mother. He has/had such a way with words.

Missy

@dalekbuster523

I can’t give an opinion about the above, not having watched the series since all the good people left.

Such a shame.

Missy

@janetteb

I can’t think of any other actor who could have been more convincing.

Steven Moffat’s script is one the the best he’s written, if not THE best. There is one line I shall always remember, as my husband died in December.

“It’s funny, the day you lose someone isn’t the worst. At least you’ve got something to do. It’s all the days they…[Read more]

@jacksonlake

Murray Gold, what can one say? Such a loss to the series.

Although I enjoyed all of the themes, the 12th Doctor’s was by far my favorite.

It suited him. A Good Man.

Missy

Very quick wasn’t it.

Missy

@craig
Emperor<

Thank you Craig, beautiful musical score for Heaven sent.
Also thanks for Peter’s letter. it’s made me miss Doctor Who even more.

Missy

I have always preferred Rose to the rest of them and then Bill came along. Now they are equal in my eyes.

Martha gave me the pip, Amy got on my nerves after a while as did Rory, Clara was bit full of herself at times, but I

liked her most of the time and Donna was a treat to behold.

Bill was a breath of fresh air. Some of the lines Moffat gave…[Read more]

@nerys

Thank you m’love, so far I am fine. One can only hope.

What about you?

Missy

A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY CRAIG! YES, I’M SHOUTING CAN YOU HEAR ME? *grins*

Missy