Whoaaa, is “hundreds and thousands” what they call sprinkles in Britain?!?! Awesome!
Yep! Specifically the round, rainbow ones. Because they are 'uncountable', Wiki informed me, when Iooked it up to verify I was using it properly while writing the story.
Yay, Harry! You’re sooooo great with ensemble casts. I like how this story explores some of Sherlock and Harry’s similarities. Who better to understand each other as addicts attempting to recover and forcing themselves to be social?
Thank you! I have a weakness for small, but canon characters, who I can manipulate for my own purposes (muahahaha!) I actually wished that I had a different POV for this story in a few places, as I would have liked to explore Harry and Sherlock's interactions a bit more. Maybe in the future.
His present might not be the most expensive or biggest, but it shows how much he knows and loves her and wants her to have something she likes and will enjoy—and he will help her use it!
Hee! I like to think that he frustrated some poor shop assistant being very picky about what he wanted, and refusing several options before settling on one. There were a few cut lines about why he and Mrs Hudson came separately, which was that Sherlock had been out all afternoon trying to find something for her, and was only just coming from the shops.
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Date: 2014-02-10 04:53 am (UTC)Yep! Specifically the round, rainbow ones. Because they are 'uncountable', Wiki informed me, when Iooked it up to verify I was using it properly while writing the story.
Yay, Harry! You’re sooooo great with ensemble casts. I like how this story explores some of Sherlock and Harry’s similarities. Who better to understand each other as addicts attempting to recover and forcing themselves to be social?
Thank you! I have a weakness for small, but canon characters, who I can manipulate for my own purposes (muahahaha!) I actually wished that I had a different POV for this story in a few places, as I would have liked to explore Harry and Sherlock's interactions a bit more. Maybe in the future.
His present might not be the most expensive or biggest, but it shows how much he knows and loves her and wants her to have something she likes and will enjoy—and he will help her use it!
Hee! I like to think that he frustrated some poor shop assistant being very picky about what he wanted, and refusing several options before settling on one. There were a few cut lines about why he and Mrs Hudson came separately, which was that Sherlock had been out all afternoon trying to find something for her, and was only just coming from the shops.
Thanks for commenting, I'm glad you enjoyed it!