Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays! I'd like to take this time to thank each and every visitor to this blog. Your enthusiasm and encouragement keeps me going and I love reading your comments, thoughts and suggestions. A special thanks go out to the Patrons, who truly go the extra mile in supporting this ongoing project - we wouldn't be getting close to twelve years if it wasn't for you! I hope everyone reading this is spending the holiday with the people you love and that the coming year is filled of peace, health and happiness.
Hope I'm the first to wish you a very happy Christmas 🌲 and New Year.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for all your hard - and very creative - work. It's much appreciated.
P.S. The Doctor is now traditional festive viewing on this side of the pond so perfect timing.
Is that green bit Horton’s shadow?
ReplyDeleteA happier holiday can not be gotten
ReplyDeleteNo sir Not by nottin
On this day drop your frown
You've delivered a Christmas by the fun filled C. Brown!
I can see Snoopy sitting a top of the Tardis
Yelling Guard Dis you clown!
@Horsefeathers: you're a poet and we didn't even know it.
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: that's the TARDIS' shadow.
@Ross: Right back at you, Ross! All your previous Christmas Day cover-sims have either been masterfully poignant or cheerful and amusing. Each quality suitable for the holiday. But, this year's presentation...combines them both. And quite effectively!
So, thanks a lot...and Merry Xmas!
Cary, I meant the lighter green shadow. As in Horton hears a Who (or in this case, too).
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: Oh, dear! So embarrassed I am.
ReplyDeleteBut, I suspect Horton had green eggs and ham
For Xmas Eve dinner and this is but the residue.
To which I can only add: "Can you say 'Ewwwww!'? "
I'd love to be able to come up with a bit of verse myself, but I'm a bit too groggy at the moment. (I'm also apparently too groggy to see the "green shadow" being discussed.) But I can say that this is a delightful cover for what would surely be a delightful story.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing missing is Kelly Hu. And maybe Roger Daltry.
Merry Christmas, Ross, and thank you for the daily dose of awesomeness that you provide.
And Merry Christmas to all (whether you like it or not)!
Ross, Who, Who, Hurray!! That would be a beautiful 3-D cover and suitable for a real Xmas card as well. Hope 2022 exceeds all your wishes for real happiness, peace, and health. Who knows!
ReplyDelete@Bob: "Roger Daltrey" (lol)! I just got it. Merry Christmas, dude!
ReplyDeleteWhoa! 12 years! Could this mean the Master has teamed up with the Grinch? Making little wind up Daleks and Cybermen probably. Merry Christmas Ross!
ReplyDelete@Anon@11:14: I do what I can. Merry Christmas right back!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adore this!! Happy holidays and thank you for your tireless efforts with this blog! Your posts bring joy every single day!!
ReplyDeleteWhile I share all the good wishes, don't forget "the Ghost" of Christmas past when Dr Mysterio came around to save N.Y. from Harmony Shoal and those forced to change their minds when they didn't want to.
ReplyDeleteIf the outside of the TARDIS is just an illusion, why did the light need to be changed?
@Fisher: "Only the Shadow knows."
ReplyDelete@Anon: LOL!
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays, all! Love that we're all part of this group from everywhere that wakes each day eager to see what creative combinations Ross has crafted for us!!
ReplyDeleteI suspect that Cindy-Lou Who is actually a Space Phantom working for the Black Guardian and, therefore, trying to slip the 4th Doctor a time bomb (yes, pun intended) disguised as a Xmas ornament!
ReplyDeleteI admit I'm lost with the 'green shadow' comment.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing the lighter-colored areas to the left and right of the TARDIS (which actually resemble turquoise, imho).
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ReplyDeleteIn other words, the TARDIS' blue-paint job reflecting off yellow snow?
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