Smell you later

[skylarking]

-I handed in my notice with my employment agency and cause I'm a temp I only have to work a weeks notice so I only have the next few days to work and I'm freeeeee! I'm hoping to have a week between this job ending and the next one starting so I can get some more decorating done, sleep, potter around and generally not be at work.

-David Tennant is on Who Do You Think You Are tomorrow on BBC 1. The last series was interesting and the fact that there's going to be an hour of David Tennant being beardy and speaking in his native Scottish accent means I'm going to be tuning in. And possibly swooning.

- Jane Eyre: It looked lovely and was very atmospheric, they zoomed through Jane's childhood but they usually do in adaptions. I though the Mr Rochester was okay, but not quite right. He wasn't broad and wild enough for me, he was a bit too civilised, like a older, bitterer Mr Darcy; but he did wear his hat at a jaunty angle so he scored brownie points with me for that.

Thought of the day
Is having someone sat behind you on the bus chewing gum loudly one of the most annoying things in the world or is it just me?

Comments

[sequins.livejournal.com]

I was wondering who is on Who Do You Think You Are this week! I've enjoyed them all so far, particularly the Barbara Windsor one.

Jane Eyre was first class and had me absolutely gripped. Good ol' BBC, they do get it right, sometimes. I agree Mr Rochester wasn't quite right, but I've been a bit of a fangirl over Toby Stephens, ever since I saw him in the Camomile Lawn years ago, so anything he does, is alright by me really. Roll on next Sunday.

[light-the-sky76.livejournal.com]

The BBC do a good costume drama bless them. I didn't think Mr Rochester was wrong he just wasn't as I imagined him to be.