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Christening Gift, crossover of The Saint (by Leslie Charteris) and Good Omens, by Marcus Rowland
A Study in Lincoln Green, anachronistic medieval AU, Sherlock, by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
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“In the copse. The corpse is in the copse.”
“You left the carcass in the clearing? You didn’t bring the deceased to the demesne?”
“I left the body in the bushes, yes.”
“I can’t believe you left the stiff in the shrubs, Lord Sherlock.”
“The bones are fine among the branches, Sheriff Lestrade.”
The Final Problem (Seriously), crack, Sherlock, by Who is Small.
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1) My kindle is named binky.
2) I can't believe I'm thinking of getting rid of my manga. (But I need the shelfspace!) Not all of it, but those that I am hanging on for pure nostalgia - I haven't the interest in re-reading them any more.
3) A local theatre group is planning to put on Equus, which I may now be too jaded to enjoy. Existential angst: been there, done that. What IS boggling is the brochure informing me that I might like to watch it on "Ladies Night" for "a sweet, lovely and romantic night".
A Study in Lincoln Green, anachronistic medieval AU, Sherlock, by
grassle“In the copse. The corpse is in the copse.”
“You left the carcass in the clearing? You didn’t bring the deceased to the demesne?”
“I left the body in the bushes, yes.”
“I can’t believe you left the stiff in the shrubs, Lord Sherlock.”
“The bones are fine among the branches, Sheriff Lestrade.”
The Final Problem (Seriously), crack, Sherlock, by Who is Small.
***
1) My kindle is named binky.
2) I can't believe I'm thinking of getting rid of my manga. (But I need the shelfspace!) Not all of it, but those that I am hanging on for pure nostalgia - I haven't the interest in re-reading them any more.
3) A local theatre group is planning to put on Equus, which I may now be too jaded to enjoy. Existential angst: been there, done that. What IS boggling is the brochure informing me that I might like to watch it on "Ladies Night" for "a sweet, lovely and romantic night".
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