Helloooo, guys! Right here right now I am going to tell you a piece of good news!
You see this petition up there? It's got all my friends' names on it. My real friends - friends who won't ever leave me never ever never! Let me tell you how it happened.
You see, I encouraged Louise to take me to the Brora Hub to see my friends and encourage them to sign my petition. It was for me to send to the good kind folks at ITV to get them to air reruns of the classic puppet Thunderbirds series again. All these names you see up above are the names of all the good folk who signed my petition - including the staff and dinner men who too wanted International Rescue to embrace the airwaves once again. It seemed like everyone was so willing to help me!
While everyone was signing the petition, they were in the crafts room making cardboard tube cats and listening to deeply unsettling Halloween music. Still, I put my own names for the cardboard cats and the name of a funny prop skeleton, which I named Mr Skullybones, into the petition so the people at ITV would get a bit of a laugh.
As soon as I got my less expensive Attack On Titan book from T T Retro and parked at Dalmore Farm to read, I immediately got tired of reading (hence the name 'Attack On Tired') and I decided to add all the names of other people on my support network, including my family, pets, support workers and even my teachers and school friends.
And do you know what D.W did to her petition to save Mary Moo Cow and put her back on the air? I'll tell you one thing and one thing only: she mailed it. I'm going to do it with Gemini tomorrow.
See how much of a difference you can make to the media landscape when you cause a beloved classic to embrace our screens once again?