Watson's chance to push Sherlock around

[aussiepeach]

You know you’re a bit of a geek when you go to Bunnings Warehouse with your mother and find amusement in a ‘Sherlock’ range of wheelbarrows

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[maewyn_2]

Ha ha!

I just looked at the Bunnings catalogue. The "Sherlock" range's motto is "lasts longer"... :)

How are you? Not much longer now, is there?

[aussiepeach]

'Lasts longer?!!!' *guffaws* I bet he does. (Because he's an enduring character, right? Riiiiight?)

I'm fine, will be 38 weeks on Monday. Yikes! The doctor says most babies come within 10 days of their due date, before or after, so the countdown is pretty much on. I was just looking at Ryan's lovely pics.of your grandson :) He's very talented. My nieces are visiting and I still suspect eldest niece is a bit put out by the idea of a new baby!

[frodosweetstuff]

Ahahahahahaha, interesting!!!! I'm pretty certain though that with his long legs he'll be able to do the kamasutra wheelbarrow position... :D

At my father-in-law's house I saw a crate that used to hold oranges and it had the brand name 'Sherlock'. Very weird!

Not long until the Peachling, right?????? :D

[aussiepeach]

Oh dear me, the thought of Sherlock doing kamasutra anything gets me all hot and bothered! :D

An orange crate? Because it.. contains juicy things? Maybe it's a reference to the 'Five Pips', who knows?!

Peachling will probably make an appearance in the next two weeks or so, unless she decides to go well overdue. Can't quite believe it, still, despite a nursery full of stuff and more hand-me-downs from the sis!

[frodosweetstuff]

Me too!! *drools*

I think first children are more likely to come early rather than late. Anyway, I'm very excited!! :DDD

[aliensouldream]

I think 'John' would be a shed. All nice and cosy where you could put your feet up with a cuppa.