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Well, I can now report that Alien Autopsy is just as good the second time you see it.

Went in town after the pictures for a wander around, and ended up buying that Vic and Bob show Catterick. I've bought so many DVDs and books in the last few days though, it's really not good, I'm spending all my money! Could have been worse though, I was considering buying Atlantis season one. And House season one. Resisted though, for now. I'm hoping they'll both be reduced sooner or later, because over £40 each seems a bit much. Not that I don't regularly spend that much on DVDs. I'll give them til sometime in the summer to be reduced, then give up and get them. Along with the extensive list of other things I want, including Monk season 3, Quantum Leap, Sliders, the CSI sets I haven't got yet, and the soon to be released first seasons of Boston Legal and Slings and Arrows. Maybe I should forget this whole buying a new computer idea and concentrate on DVDs instead!

17 1/4 hours to new Doctor Who. I really really hope it's good!

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Right. I have decided to do something about my spending. There was a while there where all I was buying was £3worth of dinner every day, but the lure of working in town has finally won and I have been finding myself wondering around Music Zone and Waterstones every dinner time, and usually buying something. It has to stop, I have to pay for rent and driving lessons, and I don't really need a new book/CD/DVD every day. No one does, especially someone who barely has time to read/listen to/watch it at the moment. So I have decided to be sensible. I am going to limit myself to one purchase a week. That purchase must be no more than £15. If I want something that costs more than £15, I have to either not but anything for an appropriate number of weeks beforehand, in order to save up, or if it's really an emergency I must make sure I don't buy anything for an appropriate number of weeks afterwards. I wonder if it'll work...