The Doctor was a she. This was a first for him...her. That'd take a bit of getting used to. She had changed clothes and was staring down at the foreign body. The first few days in a new body were always a bit difficult and the Doctor wasn't sure how long it take him...her to get used to this body. 

Long elegant fingers, very feminine. High pitched voice, and the hair was still short. She liked the hair, even if it wasn't ginger. It was dark and did this sweep over her forehead. The Doctor supposed that that was called bangs. She had never had bangs before. What was she suppose to do with those. The TARDIS was displeased with her at the moment. The change had caused some issues and alarms were going off. They were very loud. He sighed...She sighed. 

"I'm the Doctor." She tested the words in the new mouth. It wasn't a very big mouth, and she found that she said Oye a lot. That made her a bit sad. Wilf had been nice about the whole thing, but The Doctor felt bad about Donna still. He...she had let her down. The lottery ticket didn't make up for it. "Stop beeping at me!" She yelled at the alarm system. "I need to park somewhere to fix you. Calm down." She slammed her hand on a button and the alarm changed. "Oye what now?" She sighed looking at the screen of shifting circles understandable only to her. "Oh...well that's odd. Suppose I should check that out. Alright, alright, we'll park. I'll take care of this weird blip. That shouldn't be showing up in 2014. Of course it'd be London. It's always London isn't it, or Cardiff. Apparently I talk a lot, and to myself. I need someone to travel with me again so I don't seem half as crazy." 

The TARDIS complained as it landed in a small alley. The Doctor found herself complaining back. "Not funny. I'm not funny. I like being funny." She shook her head and pulled out from under a compartment a widget of some-sort that if asked to explain what it did she wouldn't be able to explain it. Well not in simple terms. Well alright really simple terms or not at all simple terms. Those were the only two options. 

"I cannot believe that there is Hyiasam Readings in London right now. They don't even know what Hyiasam is yet! Ridiculous if some person has gotten their hands on an alien ship, again-" She didn't finish her sentence because she was now standing outside the TARDIS and the screen had a little red dot blinking quickly and moving away from her. The Doctor started running. "Always running!" She yelled almost bowling over some poor pedestrian as she turned the corner going too fast to keep from bumping into a light pole almost immediately after that. "And clumsy? Am I going to be clumsy?" She asked the universe out loud.