If you're prepared to make the trip for the dentist, I'll certainly babysit for a Capaldi pic! Kettle is always on in this house anyway! Besides, MiniAsh is already terrorising the tree, another one sitting on it is unlikely to make the blindest bit of difference (cute!). And MiniAsh loves younger children. I need to become the producer's new best friend next time he's up this way. Our mutual friend reckons we'd get on quite well, both being excitable, massive geeks. Unfortunately it's a long drive from Cardiff where they make Dr Who and NE Scotland so it could be a long wait.
I'm braving the attic at the end of the week. The Lego Angel is good and all, but I want my proper big Angel. Besides, the rest of the tacky decorations are up there, my house is looking far too tasteful with our new Sainsbury's decorations, and not nearly Christmassy enough. The wasps have definite plans to take over the world, beginning with my house. I just don't see the point of them. Bees, I get those, they're cute even, but wasps? Awful creatures.
Luigi's Mansion was great, you could pretend to be a Ghostbuster. The Mario Party games did come out on the GC, but they are still releasing them - Mario Party 10 came out not so long ago. My eldest niece (future game designer one) LOVED them. Any time we babysat it was all about Mario Party. The mini games were ace.
I'm not an online gamer either, we just stuck to ourselves when we went to Tamriel, keep our shaky gaming skills to ourselves! Dh has been playing with random people on Destiny a bit recently, but he much prefers to game with people he actually knows. I really enjoyed playing it, but I got so obsessed with Witcher, and dh got so obsessed with Destiny it's been put on a back burner. Definitely one I want to go back to. The crafting was insanely complicated - I'm never complaining about any other game's crafting again. At least in Witcher it becomes more intuitive, not so on ESO. Sure it's worth the effort once you get the hang of it.