Reviews!

Firstly I want to say sorry to anyone who has messaged me or made comments and I haven't replied yet. It's been another turbulent week. I just found out my cat, James, has cancer. They're going to do a second biopsy on her next week to find out the condition of her lymph nodes to see how far the cancer has spread and whether they can do anything for her. :/

Anyway, on to this weeks Ashes to Ashes and Doctor Who reviews, in my usual rambly style. So obviously, as usual, there are *adopts a Rivers Song voice* spoilers... and bad language!

( Ashes to Ashes S03-E04 spoilery review )

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( The Time of Angels spoilery review )

Also, WTF was up with them putting that advertisement for that Graham Norton show on near the end? Right during an intense scene too! The Beeb have never done that before. I thought that was the sort of thing that the TV license fee was supposed to stop happening?

Excuse the extra ramblyness of the reviews this week, and any mistakes/typos. My mind is all over the place at the moment! Anyway, roll on next weekend!

~ Ace.

My cat James

I just thought I would dedicate a journal entry to my sick kitty James while we wait to find out what will be happening with her.

This is her from last year:



I am going to have to get out my camera and take some more recent photos of her. Even though her health and body weight have already partially deteriorated.

This is a photo of her and her siblings at just a few weeks old (she is the one on the far left):



She and her siblings were born under my bed after our cat Marilyn got pregnant (she was spayed after that). All the kittens went to friends, so we'd know they were going to be looked after. However, my Mum's friends, who was going to have James, had some unforeseen problems and was unable to take her in the end. By then I had got so attached to James that we decided to keep her.

Which is why she has a male name. When the kittens were born we named them (clockwise from the left in that photo): James, Sean, Tabby and Maccy. Reasoning that it didn't matter what their sexes were, since their names would be changed anyway after 8 weeks when they went to their new homes. By the time we unexpectedly decided to keep James we had got used to the name and it stuck!

This is her from 2005, having fun in the garden:



I am glad she is still currently happy. I hope to make the right decisions for her in the coming months, and to not be selfish when the time comes that her suffering gets too much. At the moment though, she is still enjoying life. She is bounding around the garden now, as I type!

~ Ace.