Changing the flavor of Geek Decor

[primsong]

Well, I guess the Geek Season truly has shifted - I not only have my Third Doctor plushie, I've actually stopped at a shop with my daughters so we could look for a properly ruffled vintage shirt for my son, who has happily agreed that if his sisters can find the proper pieces, he would wear a Three-like bit of fashion. We just bought even *more* classic episodes.

And I'm seriously thinking I'll sell my LOTR toybiz collection. They haven't been out for a long time. Anyone want a boxful, cheap? Let me know. I still think they're pretty cool and love the detailing in them but...well, I've somewhat moved on. Gotten past the "keep ANYTHING Rings oriented" phase some time ago and now getting pickier about what I'll keep from the pile.

I would love to find someone new to Rings, someone who has just discovered it and has that fire and passion for that world, just to bequeath some of the geekier things to an appreciative person who didn't get to have a crack at them when they were still in the stores.

Now? Well, unconfirmed reports of someone in Portland having a police box on their front porch made us all grin like loons and wish we had one too.

Such are the Seasons of Geek!

Comments

[thisbluespirit]

By and large, I don't have too much 'fan' stuff - I get DVDs of things I like (or books) and then do insane writing crossing them all together and confusing everyone else - oh, but you know that... ;-) Still, other people will occasionally think being a fan means I want little Daleks. (But they do come in useful when children come round here. They've had some interesting battles with K9 in the living room.)

An, LoTR. I've been rereading it since I was 11. No danger of crossovers here, though. I love it to bits, but I'm not writing Tolkien Elves for anyone!! :lol: