Reconnecting with a passion

You know, sometimes I’m very slow indeed. I've only just realised one of the most important purposes of my YouTube channel.

Through making (hopefully) fun, funny and entertaining videos on my channel every week, I get to reconnect with the things I love. Sometimes our data-addled brains need a reminder of these important things, because we’ve somehow managed to lose sight of them over time.

There will always be a special place in my heart for Doctor Who Target books. These beautiful things played a big part in getting me into Doctor Who AND writing. That’s why it’s been so good to reconnect with them across a couple of YouTube videos. Not to mention laying them all out on my living room floor. If you collect stuff, I highly recommend laying it all out across your living room floor and just taking it all in for a moment. You can then apply the Marie Kondo method if you like (as you can see from the picture above, for instance, I have a few doubles), but it's far from obligatory.

For these latest YouTube videos, I’ve chosen my Top 10 favourite Doctor Who Target book covers, IN ORDER, which was no easy task at all. In fact, I switched the Number One and Two choices at the last minute and re-edited the video.

My Top 10 Target book covers are spread across two videos, each of which is 15 minutes along. If you’d like to start the countdown at either Number 10 or Number Five, then the links are below. Enjoy - and be sure to let me know your own favourites over there in comments.

What’s an example of something that you love but have reconnected with over time? What prompted you to reconnect - and how did you feel when you did? Let's go against the grain and actually get a few comments posted onto a blog in 2019... :D

Part One of My Top 10 Favourite Doctor Who Target book covers (Numbers 10 down to 6)

Part Two of My Top 10 Favourite Doctor Who Target book covers (Number 5 down to 1)

Want the overview? Here's my main channel page, where you can see playlists of my videos on things like horror, VHS and retro video games.