This does match perfectly!

Somehow I think THIS building would be more to Sherlock's taste.
Looks more cosy.

So he's working on the elephant in the room... carry on!

The other day, at an Oxfam shop.

And here's a challenge for Sherlock:
The art of napkin folding - as seen in Hampton Court Palace.

Titles for Sherlock's autobiography

About a boy. The first attempt solving cases.
Baskerville Revisited
Consulting Detective: The Only One
Dartmoor: A Study in Fog.
E lementary - Or: Learn from my brilliant (Because we are talking auto biographies here;-)
FOR MY EYES ONLY. My top secret secret life
Great Man to Good Man - My Years With John Watson
Holmes. (The grown-up)
Irene Adler. The Woman In My Life.
John and I: Two of us against the rest of the world
Killing Magnussen: My Worst Christmas
Love's Labour's Lost (Amor vincit omnia). Reloaded
Moriarty. Every fairy tale needs a good old fashioned villain.
Not An Archenemy, But Still: My Bothersome Brother Mycroft
One day with me. How Molly Hooper "replaced" John Watson. 😭
Partners in Crime (and Everywhere Else): My Life with John Watson
Questions unanswered - most of my life it not your business
Rache Or Anderson, don't talk out loud.
Send in the Serial Killers, Clowns or Otherwise

To be the Best
 

When on the escalator, I caught a glimpse of this poster to my right but was to slow to take out my mobile. So I had to go down and up and down and up again until I could take this blurry photo. The escalator was always too fast for a decent picture, sorry.


 

Happy anniversaries to our wonderful mod ladies!
Loads of flowers, glitter, cakes and fireworks for tonnaree and Susi!
Thank you for your loooong lasting lurve and devotion towards our forum.
 

Yes - the dubbing was quite okay for me, too.
And "siezing" Molly in view of the fact what they've been through in the past is ridiculous.
My guess is that this will change in the I-love-you scene in TFP. Which will be even more dramatic then.

Rache wrote:

Another two points that I noticed and remember right now:
2) Molly's/John's sentence in the end got an extra connotation: Out of "He would have rather anyone but you" they made "he would rather take anyone from the street." ("Er würde eher jemanden von der Straße nehmen. Irgendjemanden.")

This sentence was translated this way because in TLD there will be flashbacks when Sherlock mulls over the meaning of the name "anyone". If they had dubbed it into "Er hätte lieber jeden anderen außer dir" – which would have been more natural – the flashback wouldn't fit and also lack the randomness of Culverton's victims. We don't have an "anyone" in German for both: "irgendjemand" AND "jeder/alle" but have to decide.
Now I wonder what Faith's answer will be when asked by Sherlock: "Nicer - than who?"
 

I'm afraid that the writers just want us to be convinced that the matter is closed.
This is the more annoying for me as we are told by ACD:
 
"It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data."
 
I still don't believe that I have sufficient data.
This also goes for more matters where I feel that they want us to be done with: The Fall (still!) and the fact that Sherlock by shooting Magnussen is indeed a murderer. By showing the fake version of Sherlock being officially innocent they meant us to be lulled into believing it, too. And isn't Sherlock himself by not giving a thought about this proof that there isn't a problem? Who am I then to see one?
 
In canon, Sherlock never murders anyone.
So it's like with the Mary case: It's difficult to walk away from the canon and find an easy, plausible way to return to it. (Reminds me somehow of a cat carelessly climbing up a tree and then not finding her way back down.)
 
Maybe it's just my unappropriate desire or "weakness" - according to Moriarty:
 
"You always want everything to be clever."