A post, before I forget it again (again)

Alternate title: Why I believe The Silence are real.

Now that alternate title might not make sense to everyone, so let me explain. The silence are a Doctor Who villain, and they can only be seen when you look at them.(Pictured below)

When you look away from them, you forget you've seen them and what had happened when you had them in your view.

Now as to why I would argue they might exist, I first noticed it Sunday. Husband (at least I assume it was Husband, because it wasn't me) moved the corkboard pins in the bathroom into a heart shape. I noticed the change on Sunday, but everytime I leave the bathroom and think that I need to tell him that I appreciate the gesture, the thought is just gone from my mind.
(By the way Husband, I think the little pin heart is adorable.)
Further proof, the heart had completely skipped my mind by the time I finished my shower and came out here. The only reason I remembered is because I sent myself a message not to forget.

Long story short, if you see tally marks on my arm, know the silence are about and I've seen them, I just don't remember it.

Doctor Who

So I'm re-watching Doctor Who while I have my month free of streaming Netflix and I have realized something, not only do I miss the 9th Doctor, but the episode 'Dalek' really shows us who the Doctor was for so long.

The first time he sees the dalek he's terrified, and with good reason. It's only after he knows it can't kill him that the Doctor shows his rage and anger at the creature that he bases the death of his entire race on. To me (especially on a second watching) it really shows just how damaged he still is from the war. Trying to get over what he had to just do to save the worlds, destroying everything he had grown up with. It's rather a little heart breaking. 

Ah, the thoughts that come while up at 5am feeling nauseous and nursing an infant.