Doctor Who Drabble: Chaotic

[bk_forever]

Title: Chaotic
Author: badly_knitted
Characters: Donna, Tenth Doctor.
Rating: G
Written For: Challenge 224: Hugger-Mugger at dw100.
Spoilers: Nada.
Summary: Donna finds the Doctor’s way of life chaotic.
Disclaimer: I don’t own Doctor Who, or the characters.





The Doctor’s lifestyle was impossibly haphazard and chaotic. One day they’d be on an alien planet, the next they might be in the distant past, or on a far future space station.


The interior of the TARDIS seemed to be as disorganised as the Doctor himself, with rooms appearing and disappearing at random; it was a wonder he could ever find anything. Hugger-mugger, that’s what her Granddad would call it; he’d be right at home, but Donna was an orderly person, organised and efficient as befitted a temp. She wasn’t used to such a topsy-turvy life. She’d sort him out.



The End

Comments

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Well, who wouldn't?.:)*looks at summary*

Sounds like the start of something big.

[bk_forever]

Sadly it's just a one-off drabble, I have too many other things to work on at the moment. I don't think TARDIS life would suit me though. I don't do well with the unexpected.

Thank you!

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

I don't like pop up books or any surprises of any sort. I need a schema for everything.*hides from the unknown*

[bk_forever]

You and me both. When something unexpected happens I tend to panic. *hugs*

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Let's hide together!*hugs back*

[bk_forever]

Plenty of room under my bed if I move a few boxes of books...

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Reminds me of when I played Murder in the Dark as a kid.*eek*

[bk_forever]

I never did that - hard to play things like that on your own =(

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

I guess you played solitaire? I was addicted to the computer card game as a teenager.

[bk_forever]

I drew, did jigsaws, played with my toy farm, read a lot...

I'm more addicted to solitaire now than I used to be, I play Freecell on my computer every day, I haven't lost a game in forever, and I love Spider Solitaire too. =D

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Sounds like you had a fun childhood.:)

I played with lego.

[bk_forever]

Ooooh, I forgot that! Yes, Lego too, and my cut-out paper dolls, the only kind of dolls I liked as a kid. =D

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Gotta love lego!=D

I had a caravan as part of the collection I shared with my brother.:)

[bk_forever]

That sounds so cool! We didn't have any fancy sets, I don't think they were making them back in the sixties, but it didn't keep me from having fun!

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Imagination goes a long way when your still a child.

I remember my mum brought my brother and I to a new opening of a big lego store at a local shopping center. It was a big day for us as kids back in the eighties to get a new toy each.:)

[bk_forever]

That must have been fantastic!

I've always had a very strong imagination, I've been making up stories in my head since I was little, it's only been the last 10 years I've been writing them down and sharing them though.

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Oh, to be a kid again.:)

That's why I "escape" in family shows like Doctor Who. Even momentarily.

[bk_forever]

I escape into books as well, I have done all my life. I'm always reading at least one, but usually two or three.

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

I miss getting lost in one book.*nostalgic*

[bk_forever]

Books are good friends. I'd be lost without them.

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

Books are very good friends indeed!

It is me who will lose track of them around my house. I read them upstairs and downstairs. I'm reading books on various topics these days. I use to get absorbed in romance novels.:)

[bk_forever]

I was never a romance novel fan, it's all Science Fiction and Fantasy for me. I used to enjoy a good horror novel too, but now I live alone they get too scary.

[cynthia2015.livejournal.com]

My teenage years, it was adventure and mystery novels. After recent events, I'm over sappy romance stories. I've become more realistic about paternership.

I can't get into any recent Scifi shows because I can't find the start of the series link on my Foxtel. I just finish watching series Five of Elementary and watch reruns of Bones because of the vocabulary.

If you read during the day, would that help decrease the scariness of a horror novel?

[owensheart.livejournal.com]

Great drabble

[bk_forever]

Thank you!