It's a very nice picture, Susi... and he does look good in purple... and the fit is perfect, the sleeves rolled up, neck unbuttoned, showing just enough...

Davina wrote:

There is a YouTube link to Jamie's first album title song Just You.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tq_SU5OYl

Hope the link works for anyone who wants to listen. Love the guitar work!

Davina, for some reason this link no longer works...oh well.

kazza474 wrote:

ImaSherlockGirl wrote:

Okay, not sure I have the hang of the canon thing yet so I don't know if this will count, but here goes...

Early in chapter 2 of "A Study in Scarlet", Watson writes ...be it remembered how objectless was my life and how little there was to engage my attention. ...and I had no friends who would call upon me and break the monotony of my daily existence.

In "The Reichenbach Fall", at the grave yard, John says, I was so alone.

Yes, you have 'the hang of the canon thing".

Thanks, kazza! Off to see what else I can find as I'm reading! 

Okay, not sure I have the hang of the canon thing yet so I don't know if this will count, but here goes...

Early in chapter 2 of "A Study in Scarlet", Watson writes ...be it remembered how objectless was my life and how little there was to engage my attention. ...and I had no friends who would call upon me and break the monotony of my daily existence.

In "The Reichenbach Fall", at the grave yard, John says, I was so alone.

veecee wrote:

I noticed that when I first saw it, but mainly because I am not particulary fond of feet or toes (except for babies' toes), not even Ben's.  I would not appreciate someone putting his bare feet where I was going to put my head. Now, don't all get mad at me for not loving Ben's toes.

lol... not a problem veecee, not everyone is a foot (or toe) person 

...And now it's been removed, so I couldn't see it at all. 

Was watching The Great Game again today, and even after seeing this episode 20+ times now, today was the first time I noticed the way he wiggles his toes in the arm of the couch as he stretches out full length on his back, just after he says the line "the wall had it coming". Made me giggle and gave me the warm fuzzies... 

Does anyone know if there is a link anywhere to the sheet music for the other Sherlock theme, the slower one that is played during the opening credits? I would really love to have that one.

I'm American, but I hate most US tv programming. I love BBC...if it weren't for BBC America I'd have nothing to watch on tv. US tv programming is terrible. We can't seem to do anything original anymore, the few good shows produced every now and then get booted after a few months, and we can't seem to do a good literary or period piece. And don't get me started on our attempts to copy British programming -- I loved the UK versions of The Office and Coupling but hated the US versions. I could go on and on, but I'll stop here... 

veecee wrote:

I'm glad you liked the tulips. Please come to Ann Arbor during Summer Festival and Top of the Park or during the Art Fair(s). It is wonderful.

Anyway, I love Chicago and big cities in general.

Do you want to say what city you are from in Illinois? I don't mean to be pushy. Just so glad to find someone else from the Midwest on here. I think we have someone in Ohio, too.

I'm from a "small" town called Charleston (pop. about 24,000), home of Eastern Illinois University (where I retired from). Charleston is about 45 minutes south of Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, where the University of Illinois is located.