jennifer_

I just got back from seeing my family, who I hadn't seen in ages, before I decided to do it twice in a month. Oh the randomness of it all. Most of them live in Athens, but I went down to teh Laconia with my sister to see my grandparents and cousins, which was fun. It was the longest hottest journey known to man (it was about 45C/113F), but the scenery was teh awesome. And I'm dissapointed that no-one yelled 'THIS IS SPARTA!' when we arrived. Technically we were in Sellasia, not Sparta, but still, it's close enough. Hmm.
Also ... it was great getting to go back to open-air cinemas (especially teh CineParis), which I'm seriously jealous we don't have in Britain. And it was amazing/scary looking at the forest fires when we were on the plane flying out over northern Greece, so many of the hills were burning. It's weird though, Britain's weather is pretty much the polar opposite of Greece's now. Thankfully London hasn't been too badly affected, but Tewkesbury's turned into an island. Which, if you think about it, is kinda cool.

Also, I've developed a guilty love for Elliot Minor, due to their extensive pop-rock goodness (shown here alongside teh also awesome Dr Who):

And how fit is David Tennant? The answer to that is 'very', by the way.