Sherlock is right about Terry's orange chocolate. One of the few things I still continue to miss from GB (attended school in Wales one year in the late 80's.)
Also, I think Sherlock makes the perfect baby-sitter. Simon's gets into much less trouble and mess with him than my boys get into even when I'm around :-) Any parent who can't handled splattered melons and pond-water is not ready to be a mother to a boy anyway.
And all kids naturally learn to eat the cream first. It's like thinking 'poop' is funny. No one has to teach that, it's instinctual.
The John-in-tiny-rugby-shorts is throwing Sherlock off his game; I figured out it was the collar long before he did. But poor Sherlock doesn't get his usual praise from John - so sad :(
On the internet, no one knows you're a sheep. And of course there are sheep on the internet - why do you think the dogs got on?
Your Sherlock is perfectly adorkable. And about 13. Love that interchange with Lestrade (btw Lestrade is perfect in this). If he ever did get John I don't think he'd know what to do with him :-)
no subject
Also, I think Sherlock makes the perfect baby-sitter. Simon's gets into much less trouble and mess with him than my boys get into even when I'm around :-) Any parent who can't handled splattered melons and pond-water is not ready to be a mother to a boy anyway.
And all kids naturally learn to eat the cream first. It's like thinking 'poop' is funny. No one has to teach that, it's instinctual.
The John-in-tiny-rugby-shorts is throwing Sherlock off his game; I figured out it was the collar long before he did. But poor Sherlock doesn't get his usual praise from John - so sad :(
On the internet, no one knows you're a sheep. And of course there are sheep on the internet - why do you think the dogs got on?
Your Sherlock is perfectly adorkable. And about 13. Love that interchange with Lestrade (btw Lestrade is perfect in this). If he ever did get John I don't think he'd know what to do with him :-)