Thank you! Betcha like what I got the other day, too!

Proof that 28 antique malls within easy driving distance can turn a hobby into a lifestyle.

I'm jealous! Like so many other children of that era, mine were lost in the mists of time. So, I am also gradually rebuilding but trying to focus on reasonably priced/condition which is a challenge. But it's getting there. And since you showed yours, I have to show you mine.

Available as ebooks. I used to have the softcover versions but they fell apart because I read them so much.

A straight guy I’ve never spoken to walked up to me at the gym and said I look like Christopher Meloni.

I don’t really see it, but it’s not the first time I’ve heard it.

I said thanks and then spent the next five minutes wondering what to do with my face.

Day 23 of the gym’s AC being “almost fixed.”

It’s upper 80s degrees inside and there is no movement of air. My sweat has developed sentience.

Management says, “soon,” like it’s a magic spell.

At this point, I think they’re trying to train us for life on Sarn.

My Nursery Dalek wants to be friends with your Nursery Dalek.

I love saying Nursery Dalek. It feels so wrong.

Being an American Doctor Who fan in the 80s was a mood.

2025 me and his dusty beat up Dalek say thank you!

Before you feel too flattered, this is me from around that time.

They don't make toys like they used to...

The promotional stuff for those movies are wonderful. I happened across these magazine ads and they are proudly on my wall as well.

90s and early 00s Who stuff was...interesting.

I had ambitions of going outside to do an obligatory blizzard photo but it turns out yeah no.

Hey there, I'm Bsabas. Been a fan since 1982 (Masque was my first story). Series 7 is my favorite (I could watch it over and over again and never get bored). I look forward to every November because it's the annual Chicago TARDIS convention (Jo and Sacha are there this year!). Cheers!