Feel better soon, askye!
Hil, I hope your idea for online homework submission works out as well or better than you plan.
As for Sherlock Holmes, once upon a time, I would sit in front of the tv watching Jeremy Brett with my books open in my lap. In college, my history major (read: WWII buff) roommate and I would argue lengthily on whether Brett or Rathbone was the better Holmes. Given my reaction to Jackson's Fellowship of the Ring (stumbling out of the theater in the middle of the movie, never to return), I sort of half expected I would hate, hate, hate all the modern movie and tv adaptations of Holmes. But once I made up my mind to enjoy RDjr's version as an alternate universe, it worked spendidly. And once I broke the ice with that, I was free to love both Cumberbatch and Miller. While the writing for Sherlock and the performances are razor's edge perilously good, there are some ways in which Elementary is a more proper decendent of Brett's portrayal. Cumberbatch's Holmes is certainly from a few universes past RDjr's. But Miller's is something more like Conal Doyle's Holmes translated into modern times.
Blerg, Typo. May you have ease of not thinking about it too hard, and may the test itself not be nearly as bad as anticipated.
nothing as bad as you think Typo
Much easier than anticipated ~ma, Typo.
My baby is 20 today. No more teenagers. Also, both boys are on my shit list because neither one of them bothered to call their 93 year old grandmother on her birthday. And I texted reminders to both of them. For those not in the know, kids are often jerks.
Speaking of Sherlock, this is free on Amazon today:
The Devil's Grin By A. Wendeberg
Dr. Anton Kronberg, a brilliant bacteriologist with an incriminating secret, teams up with Sherlock Holmes to solve a grisly medical crime. A brilliant page-turner with nearly 200 five-star reviews on Amazon.
STILL speaking of Sherlock: [link]
People who like the Sherlock and the comic books should check out Watson and Holmes: A Study In Black [link] and then maybe go support their Kickstarter (which ends today) [link]
Lots of not as bad as you fear-ma, Typo!
The Devil's Grin By A. Wendeberg
Don't read the description - major spoiler! Dummies.
People who like the Sherlock and the comic books should check out Watson and Holmes: A Study In Black [link], and then maybe go support their Kickstarter (which ends today) [link]
Pleased to report their Kickstarter is fully funded and then some!
Typo, may it be totally easy and you'll come out of it thinking, man, I am such a badass!
Thanks to the magic of Lidocaine, not as bad as I feared. Also, cause of symptoms was what I hoped, rather than what I feared.
