Zazzle and Doctor Who's Timey Wimey

I like Zazzle.com.

Every couple of months I get an email that someone has purchased one of my products.
(Even if it's just about 15 cents each sale.)

I have only one design and I haven't pushed it out there. It's a for niche market. I have paraphrased the old saying, "Same Day, Different Stuff". (Or is it "Same Stuff, Different Day"?

Anyway, mine is "Same Timey-Wimey, Different Wibbly-Wobbly".

It describes how time is flexible and changeable.

I think it sounds cool even if it doesn't make sense.

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Steven Moffat - Writer

We just watched two Season Four episodes of Doctor Who that just blew me away.


Steven Moffat wrote the two-part episodes. They were awesome.


"Silence in the Library" and "Forest of the Dead".


There were incredible moments such as the personality imprints on the voice recorders. People's thoughts were still being spoken after they were dead. And the Doctor meets a woman who knows him well and he hasn't met her.

Yet.

We also like the other episodes Steven Moffat has written:
"Blink"
"The Girl in the Fireplace"
"Time Crash"
"The Empty Child"
"The Doctor Dances"

Steven Moffat also did "Coupling" and "Jekyll" for British television.

His stories are so complex and fascinating. We usually watch them at least twice.

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Doctor Who

We're watching Season Four of Doctor Who.

He says a phrase I don't know.

I think it's French.

"Allon ese" or something that sounds like that.

In "Voyage of the Damned" he was happy to say "Allon ese, Alphonse" to the guy left on the control room.

I think it means, "Follow me" or "Here we go".

I'll have to listen for it again.

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