The Doctor Who Workout

Last day of school today. 

Not actually, because I still have exams next week and then marks review day 2 weeks later.

Here’s what it’s looking like so far:

Monday –study for exams

Tuesday –accounting exam

Wednesday –marketing exam

Thursday –math exam

Friday –have a wonderful “go me” party because I officially don’t have any more to worry about for grade 11

I’ve got it all planned out. And now that I’ve established that the whole of Monday will be dedicated to studying and most probably Saturday and possibly Sunday, I’ve decided to give my lovely spirit a rest after two whole days of signing yearbooks at school.

What better way to do that than watch Doctor Who?

Best. Show. Ever.

I’m on the latest season, still haven’t watched the season finale. And I’ve been absolutely dying to watch it after the many hints that my favourite character in the whole entirety of the show is going to have some amazing parts in it!!!

Honestly, my feels for River can’t get any more feel-y. I predict a lot of heart wrenching moments and I hope I don’t pass out while watching, and only hope that I'll be able to see through my teary-swelled eyes. 

Till then, I will have to get through the last episode before it: Nightmare in Silver.

I don’t think it’ll be that good, so to quench my anxiety I have developed a method to dispel my restlessness (a workout idea, the result of putting together the best of every one I found on Google).

The Doctor Who Workout:

Every time…

You hear the TARDIS make its noise = 10 jumping jacks

The Doctor uses his sonic screwdriver = 10 crunches

Someone says “Doctor” = 10 bicycles

Someone gets in or out of the TARDIS = 10 squats

Someone travels through time, space or both = 10 burpees

Any character says “It’s bigger on the inside” = 10 high knees

The Doctor, or any other character for that matter, talks to the TARDIS = 5 push ups

Can't wait to get started!