Tuesday, 1 July 2008

It's too hot to blog properly

and I am saving all my energy for the Ancic v Federer match tomorrow. Federer should really smear Ancic on crispbread and snack on him like a dollop of taramasolata, but Ancic is the last person to have beaten the Fed at Wimbledon, has been playing like a demon, so is surely in with a chance.

Anyway, I'm going away til the end of the week, but to the home of Big Mouth, so I could well pop up on one or other of our blogs before the weekend. But I will certainly be back in time for the big Doctor Who finale. The smart money is on the Doctor regenerating into Russell T Davies, who I believe is free to take the role. The outside bet is on another regeneration taking place: Donna's...

6 comments:

Persephone said...

Damn, now I'm going to have to watch just to see this Ancic character in action. (None of the pictures I've seen of him look particularly Tennant-ive.) And I don't even like tennis...

Anna Lowman (annawaits) said...

I can watch tennis for hours on end... that Murray match was just stunning.

As for a Donna regeneration - if that happens, I will be suing you for compensation for ruining the surprise. Just so you know. :P

Anonymous said...

Speaking of the good doctor, I do hope you've not seen this yet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsGzSz0KyNI

Jane Henry said...

Sorry can't see it, Marie... Can't see him regenerating into a Wimbledon winner either, given that he's two sets down at 5.15pm. Mind you. Look at Murray. Miracles do happen in this game, but not (generally) against Federer.

Steinhoff said...

We recently (4 days ago) heard Paul McCartney in an interview saying, "....with the Beatles; none of us was very sports-minded.... I like watching the football on the telly, I go to the occasional match, but I’m not a massive fan". And so now I (and others like me) feel ready to say, all of this sports stuff, your time is near. We non-sports people are increasing in numbers, and someday it'll be us gathering together in the stadiums, to watch nothing happening on the playing field.

Marie said...

Catherine, that is genius!