I'm putting you on Clu Gulager alert.

[mrv3000]

Don't think there's any way I'm going to catch up on 5 days of flist, so anything happen while I was gone? Old schoolers lay down with shippers? Cats and dogs living together?

For some reason I'm feeling very little motivation to catch up on any shows I missed while gone. Lost, BSG, Torchwood. I'd rather play with my pictures from the trip.

ETA: Oddly enough, Torchwood spoilers now in the comments.


Real plastic cow at the Tillamook Cheese Factory.



You want big cheese? We got your big cheese. Cheese curds are my new favorite cheese, by the way.



Blue Heron French Cheese Company lama.



Blue Heron French Cheese Company chicken. That was judging me.



Tillamook State Forest. The photos don't do the beauty justice. Seriously.



Multnomah Falls at the Columbia River Gorge. We took the scenic highway and hiked to a few different falls. STUNNING.



Up on the bridge, looking down at the lower falls.



Taken in a "Holy shit, that's a big fish!" moment, quickly followed by a "Damn, that's ugly" moment. 8-foot-long sturgeon.

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[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

See? The power of the TARDIS can do anything! ;)

I *really* need to know canon motivation for that now. Was it because Rose loved Jack and always wanted him to be safe? Or was it that she wanted people in the Doctor's life that would be around forever, simply because of the Doctor's loneliness? If it's the latter, it'd have to be a *massive* (to the point of almost 100%) influence of the TARDIS since Rose herself had no idea the Doctor could regenerate at that point. She found out 5 minutes later, sure. But timing is everything.

[solielle.livejournal.com]

I'm sort of assuming it was a bit like trying to give someone a drink from a fire hydrant. Rose wanted to "bring life", but because she's working with enough power to destroy half a million Daleks by waving her hand, she....brought more life than one person needed.

(I was going to friend you, I hope you don't mind?)

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

I'm sort of assuming it was a bit like trying to give someone a drink from a fire hydrant. Rose wanted to "bring life", but because she's working with enough power to destroy half a million Daleks by waving her hand, she....brought more life than one person needed.

Oh, I *like* that. It totally makes sense - it was a power she couldn't control.

Okay, now there's yet *another* reason they totally need to bring Rose back. I just have to see the whole fallout with that.

(I was going to friend you, I hope you don't mind?)

Don't mind at all. :)

[solielle.livejournal.com]

Okay, now there's yet *another* reason they totally need to bring Rose back. I just have to see the whole fallout with that.

Yes, totally! Not only just the reactions all around, but now I'm finding it harder to believe that Rose was completely unchanged by the Time Vortex when she caused the Doctor to regenerate and Jack to become immortal. The possibilities are, indeed, endless.

PS: Why does a cheese farm need a chicken? I sort of get the llama, I mean...wait, can you make llama cheese? I know goat cheese, is there llama cheese too?

[mrv3000.livejournal.com]

Yes, totally! Not only just the reactions all around, but now I'm finding it harder to believe that Rose was completely unchanged by the Time Vortex when she caused the Doctor to regenerate and Jack to become immortal. The possibilities are, indeed, endless.

Yeah, I'm finding it harder and harder to believe that there is/will be no ramifications to Rose having the time vortex running around in her head.

PS: Why does a cheese farm need a chicken? I sort of get the llama, I mean...wait, can you make llama cheese? I know goat cheese, is there llama cheese too?

They also had ducks. Not *exactly* sure what they were all cooking up in the barn, but I really hope it wasn't llama cheese. :D