Twenty Centuries of Stony Sleep

Vexed by a rocking cradle

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littleleaguecomic: Little League #41 by Yale Stewart Characters © DC Comics. Creative content © Yale Stewart.  Reblogs are always appreciated! Also, like Little League on Facebook! Archive This whole webcomic? Best thing ever. And not very long Highly, highly recommended.

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Little League #41 by Yale Stewart

Characters © DC Comics. Creative content © Yale Stewart. 

Reblogs are always appreciated!

Also, like Little League on Facebook!

Archive

This whole webcomic?

Best thing ever.

And not very long

Highly, highly recommended.

Filed under We interrupt your regularly scheduled Sherlock I have other fandoms too you know it's not all Sherlock Holmes all the time It's not just I mean like CAN'T STOP WON'T STOP SHERLOCK HOLMES I'm perfectly healthy

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Filed under There is a fic in this one probably about the times while Molly is still using her camera which I think she stops doing around the age of thirteen? But she likes getting candid shots possibly it's an assignment from Sherlock To see how people are when they don't know they're being watched And she wants to get a picture with both her parents in it which is harder than it should be and she gets this one and Sherlock is sort of lost in thought and it doesn't look like a good thing while John is off in his own world finding them their cab or doing something useful Already done with the thought that Sherlock is going deeper into and none of them really like the picture but Molly keeps it because Father told her to look for the telling expressions and this is what he meant she thinks Molly Holmes Sherlock John H. Watson Shayvaalski this is not your GOOD MORNING EDIE that is a few posts back it is much happier

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Molly is very excited about her seventh Christmas. She gets to buy presents for Da and Father all by herself, and she insists on wrapping them too, not letting anyone come into her room until she emerges in a mess of colored paper and safety scissors, bearing two thick packages held together with altogether too much tape. Father looks at them funny, like he’s thinking about saying something, but Da clears his throat and smiles at her, and she smiles back, pleased as anything about being so grown up. When they open presents on Christmas morning and she realizes she’s given Father the wrong one it’s absolutely mortifying. She’s messed up, she’s ruined her responsibility, and she can feel her eyes tear-up. But Father just puts the thick jumper on and says it’s very warm and he likes it. He doesn’t know. She sniffles back her tears because she doesn’t want to give it away, and she pretends it’s just like she planned, and Christmas is lovely. Da says he’s always wanted a nice magnifying glass of his own, and he looks happy all day. That’s almost better than all of her presents combined.

Molly is very excited about her seventh Christmas. She gets to buy presents for Da and Father all by herself, and she insists on wrapping them too, not letting anyone come into her room until she emerges in a mess of colored paper and safety scissors, bearing two thick packages held together with altogether too much tape. Father looks at them funny, like he’s thinking about saying something, but Da clears his throat and smiles at her, and she smiles back, pleased as anything about being so grown up.

When they open presents on Christmas morning and she realizes she’s given Father the wrong one it’s absolutely mortifying. She’s messed up, she’s ruined her responsibility, and she can feel her eyes tear-up. But Father just puts the thick jumper on and says it’s very warm and he likes it. He doesn’t know. She sniffles back her tears because she doesn’t want to give it away, and she pretends it’s just like she planned, and Christmas is lovely. Da says he’s always wanted a nice magnifying glass of his own, and he looks happy all day. That’s almost better than all of her presents combined.

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Filed under Other Molly Molly Holmes Shayvaalski John H. Watson Sherlock GOOD MORNING EDIE I HOPE YOU FEEL BETTER HAVE SOME CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS MAKES EVERYTHING BETTER