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Oneword: Dozen
John scowled at the empty bag in the cupboard. His stomach growled softly, almost as though in conjecture with his mood. He knew that this bag had previously contained the dozen snickerdoodle cookies he'd brought home from his favorite new bakery.
It was no great mystery what had happened to them, as Sherlock had recently solved his latest case and ( Read more... ) -
Oneword: Apron
John slowly wandered downstairs at the smell of something burnt wafting around 221B. Peeking his head around the corner into the kitchen, he was amused to find Sherlock, dressed in Mrs. Hudson’s apron (probably stolen), meticulously inspecting a pan of what would seem to be the scalded remains of eggs. The furrowed brow on the detective’s face made ( Read more... ) -
Oneword: Thorns
John shook his head at the state of Sherlock’s trench coat. It had several rips in it, the hem was soaking wet, and there were burrs and thorns stuck in all along the sleeves. “It’ll take a tailor more talented than me to fix this, Sherlock,” John sighed, placing the near-ruined coat on the couch next to him. “The next time you think it’s ( Read more... ) -
Oneword: Trunk
John was rather frustrated with Sherlock’s uninterested request for help. How had he gotten himself wrangled into unpacking his flatmate’s trunk? He hadn’t had any of the fun on the trip to… wherever it was Sherlock had gone. John’s musings on a revolt against the lazy man-child detective were cut short when his hand withdrew a black, lacy piece of ( Read more... ) -
Oneword: Compassion
Sherlock had never really seen the point of "compassion." It just seemed like another one of those useless emotions that only got in the way of seeing the truth. But when he found himself staring down John's neck and wishing he could trail his fingers down the veteran's back, he caught a glimmer of understanding.
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Sherlock onewords
I'm thinking of crossposting my writing here, would anyone be interested in reading it? And if so, should I do them all at once, in one big post, and then do little ones from then on? Or should I do two or three little ones at a time, and keep going from there? -
Progression in art
I just had a stimulating conversation with an old friend, and I wonder what everyone else thinks ( Read more... ) -
My Etsy shop
Everyone seems to use Etsy. I don’t prefer it because of the way the listings work, but it’s one of those things where everyone uses it, so you’d better use it too. So I updated mine today so that you can now buy the four sizes of pipeys! http://www.etsy.com/shop/floppybelly Go ( Read more... )
