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  1. Notice that he seems to be squinting a lot whenever he reads or has his nose buried in his sketchbook.

  2. Trick him into going to have his eyes examined, because the ban on hospitals also extends to everything that isn't the surgery, apparently.

  3. Point out that he's thirty-six and these things happen as people get older.


I don't know where he is right now. Avoiding me, at any rate. I'll try to post pictures when he gets his new frames in. :P
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omg Can this day be over yet? Please?

Because I work for the NHS, in a position where new advancements in medical technology and practises affect my job, I just got to spend the last 12 hours listening to some guy with the world's worst lisp talk about a new procedure for something so rare and obscure, most people will hear about it from House and/or Casualty within the next six months (assuming they haven't already. I don't actually watch either of those. All the inaccuracies, I tell you. ALL OF THEM).

Anyway, that's why I was down in Wimbledon today. I figured, S is sick, he's probably not been up to much, and since I've had all my jabs for the year, having a cuddle wouldn't actually be the most risky thing I've done all day. And he's sick enough that he might have even let me get away with it.

I'm not in the mood for a cuddle. I don't know what [personal profile] sarah_s and Mrs [personal profile] not_thatbill did when they came over to check on S, but the bedroom looks like a bloody warzone happened in a Tesco's aisle.

I suppose I should have known something was up when Sarah called me for advice. I really didn't think making some tea and toast would have been that big of a job, but apparently it was!

Seriously. Why is there jam on the carpet? That shit is never coming out. There's soup there as well. And the bed is full of crumbs. What did he do? Sleep in the toast? Actually, don't answer that. I don't want to know. The kitchen's a disaster as well, which I know, it wasn't great when I left this morning, but I'm pretty sure I didn't leave the milk lying open (and on its side!) on the table.


I swear to god, he's like dating a two-year-old sometimes.
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Everyone's getting sick, life at the surgery is insane, and I barely have time to breathe. I suppose I should be glad that people are coming to us for their sniffles instead of clogging up A+E, but still, there's not much I can do for a runny nose. At least it's not as bad as the year everyone and their mother's donkey thought they were going to die of swine flu. We still get people like that a couple times a day, which is pretty normal, but jeez. That winter was horrible.

Speaking of being sick, I have a very miserable [personal profile] consulting_detective on the sofa right now. He's not as irritating as you might think when he gets sick. Mostly he's just been asleep, but he can get pretty noisy when he's actually awake. This does create a problem for me though, since I have to be in Wimbledon tomorrow until pretty late. Anyone mind stopping by some time in the afternoon to make sure S gets something to eat and isn't running a fever and all that stuff? He doesn't need to be babysat or anything; just with how much he's been sleeping, he probably won't be awake long enough to make himself some soup or something.
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No, actually. They're not my choices. They're S's choices. Because he's the idiot who chose to go let himself into Bill's last night, and then leave after making a huge mess in the kitchen.

And now he's sulking because Bill made him go back there today and clean it up. You know, I didn't even know S knew how to do the washing up. I might have to do something with this new information.

BIRTHDAYS!

Jan. 5th, 2012 02:42 pm
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Have a happy one, to those who are having them this week!

Specifically Mike and S. Mike's was earlier this week, but it was in the week, so we've not got round to actually doing anything. As it is, it's looking like we might do a double thing for it tomorrow, since it's S' birthday then.

Yes, I kid you not, tomorrow is S' birthday. Some of you will know why I'm laughing. I'm not sure what we're doing yet, so someone throw plans at us! We're both kind of sick of travelling, so staying in London is the only plan.

Other than that, what's going on? I'm still swamped at the surgery and haven't been around much. I feel like I'm missing everything.
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Always the most hectic time of the year for me. It's like all the everything conspires to make sure that I don't have five minutes to myself.

The surgery has been a madhouse ever since October. A lot of sniffles, a few cases of pneumonia, and even one H1N1. I'm glad S and I got those few weeks in France last month. I needed it. Badly.

Speaking of S, I haven't really seen much of him lately either. Mainly because I'm fuck-off busy with everything, but he seems to have something going on right now as well.

Harry, what are our Christmas plans? I've been invited out to Chipping Norton again, and I haven't heard much from Mum and Dad. I'll try calling tonight. Answer your phone.


Also, all the new releases lately. Doctor Who on Christmas, Sherlock Holmes is already out (I probably won't get to see it until January, though. :X ), Series 2 on the 1st, and what looks like some new Treasure Island thing with Eddie Izzard coming out on the 1st as well (or maybe Boxing Day; I can't remember). To be honest, I was too busy watching RDJ and Jude Law flirt all over the Graham Norton show to really be able to remember what Izzard was saying about his project. Whoops.


Uhmmmm... That's it, I think. I'll try to post more often. And try to get some more time to actually post. I couldn't even do Holmestice this go round, which was sad. Oh well.
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Not a whole lot going on lately, I'm happy to report. Well, aside from a bit of idiocy the other night, but that's all been taken care of.

Well, some things have been going on. Things I'm only allowed to blog about under F-lock. I'm watching Sherlock on the floor, playing with his cat, (probably) arguing with someone on the internet, and drawing all at the same time. The king of multi-tasking, right there, people.

There's been a bit of progress lately. Negotiations to get there were tough, but we worked it out. Basically, I cannot tell him to go to bed anymore. I don't know if this is indefinite or just until he decides he's done with the new experiment though. Calling it an experiment did get him more keen to try, though. What I'm talking about is the whole issue with red. We've still not quite got that far, but I am pleased to report that at 35 years old, the man has eaten his first apple. I'm not sure if he liked it, but there you go. It's a slow process, but my hope is that maybe with a better diet, his sleep patterns might mellow out naturally.

In other big news, and related to the first bit of this entry, he more or less broke into [livejournal.com profile] mscontrarymary's flat the other day to make himself a bacon sandwich. It sounds ridiculous, but he did. And ignoring the breaking in part (still don't know what goes through his head when he does that), it's actually a good thing. It takes him a long time to get to the point where he'll trust someone else's kitchen (he ate nothing but take-away from the same three restaurants for the first three months we were together). So progress all over, I'm quite pleased to report.


Not really related to any of this, a few months ago, [livejournal.com profile] ssarah_s suggested that I take Sherlock on holiday for a bit. With my schedule finally mellowing out a bit, I'm doing just that. We'll be spending the second half of November in France, where Sherlock has some family. I'm not actually sure where in France, and we probably won't be with them the whole time anyway. So, we'll be offline for that time. Or, I'll be offline, and he'll probably be glued to his phone the whole time. Like the brat he is.

While we're gone, does anyone want to take care of Maurice? I'm not sure I want him skulking around here for two weeks while we're gone.

*[ooc: Commenting enabled; locked for plot reasons]
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How can a person go their entire life without having ever eaten an apple? It just seems like such a basic staple of everything, and he's never had one.

This came about yesterday when I'd impulse-bought a few at the supermarket (green, for the record).

I'm trying to talk him into trying one, but he's the most stubborn man on the planet and I don't want to push.

*[ooc: You know the drill. Commenting open, but F-locked for plot reasons.]
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Woke up to find the curtains in the bath. This is not recommended treatment for them. I'm not sure I want to know what he was doing while I was asleep.


I guess it's good to know that he's feeling better. Don't know why he had to celebrate with the curtains.
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Well, today was... interesting. I think that's a good adjective in light of everything. Like I said earlier, it was decided that it was time I met S' family today. I wasn't the only person who was made to go meet the parents (well, parent. It's only Mrs Holmes that's around these days). I guess [livejournal.com profile] my_croft or [livejournal.com profile] just_a_brolly or whatever he's calling himself these days is seeing someone as well, and he brought her along to lunch. She was sweet. That's another good adjective, I think. And the first person I've met since dating S that didn't make the same joke or ask the same question I hear every time we meet someone new. So that was refreshing.

I'm screwing up my narrative. Let me start over.

Birthday. Meeting S' mum. Right. Well, his brother came to pick us up, because their mum lives out in Chipping Norton, and that would have been one hell of a cab fare and I guess trains out to that direction are a pain. The ride there was misery. I think I'd have rather paid for a cab. S doesn't get on with that brother, as we all know, and we all wound up in the same car together for about an hour. I spent most of the ride practising bad habits I picked up off of S somewhere along the way and just messed around with my phone. I felt kind of bad, but wasn't sure what else to do in a completely silent car.

His mum's pretty much how I expected her to be. Charming, nice, intimidating as all hell. Sorry, S, but your mum can be a bit scary. Also, I did not know that they're French. Or 'a bit French,' as S put it (I guess their dad was English, but that's just a stab in the dark on my part, actually. Either that, or they've all put a lot of work into it).

Things went about as well as could be imagined. Everyone started off civil enough, but you can't put those three on the same website without war being declared. All around the same table was almost the front lines all over again. I'm not going to repeat what was said, partially because I'm trying to maintain the illusion that their swapping between languages confused me (come on, guys. I travel a lot more than the average person. Did you really think that would work?), but mostly because I was trying to block it out by talking to Kitty. That's the other person who was brought along today. She's very obviously new, because she didn't seem to have ever witnessed a Holmes Family Feud before. I really hope it didn't scare her off, though.

After things calmed down, I guess Kitty tried to break the tension by asking where they all got their names from. That went over... well, really badly, actually, and just started everything up again. Things didn't last very long after that. I'm almost dreading Christmas. Also morbidly curious.


Bill came over for a bit after we got home and I got S settled again. It's always a bit of a task after he and his brother are in the same room for any amount of time, but he was still wound tight as a drum when Bill got here, and he's still been really quiet all evening. I finally got some toast into him at least, which is the first thing he's touched since yesterday. I was really glad to see that his mum handles him so well for that matter. I have to admit, I was a bit worried that going out there for lunch would be a disaster since breakfast was just not on this morning. But she just let him be.

No dog tracks to report today. Or spilt paint. Or mysteriously vanishing or appearing pets. Bill's gone home now and S is back to his video game, being annoyed at some sort of endman or something. I don't know. One of these days I'm going to wake up and he's going to be make of pixels or something. I swear. I'm still annoyed at whoever put him onto that thing, but I have to be honest, it's been a bit of a godsend today. He needs the distraction, and that seems to do the trick.
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Thanks to everyone who sent their concern last night. Things got a bit crazy for a bit, but I think he's doing better. He's playing his computer game right now, so at least he's focused on something else, which is good

For a bit of clarification, Sherlock just absolutely hates the colour red. I'm not sure what it is about it, but it just gets to him. I don't mean that he won't look at it. He just won't eat anything red (which is a fair amount of things, when you think about it). What caused the problem last night was that Mary had done something to his mouthwash that had turned everything in his mouth red, and he didn't notice because the bottle's opaque. When he did notice, the first thing he reached for was the mouthwash, naturally, which didn't help at all.

Especially after last night, I'm sort of tempted to desensitise him a bit. I know it can be done, but it's difficult and I'm wondering if he's not too old for it to properly work. But it's all up to him anyway. Forcing the issue would only make it worse.


In other news, apparently we're going to Chipping Norton today for a birthday that I've only just been told about. So I guess I'll go get ready for that.

ETA: Oh. I'm meeting the parents today. Thanks for the warning, you brat.

*[ooc: Watchers may freely comment. F-lock is to keep anonymous out.]
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I took S out for a late breakfast this morning, because I'm not really sure what he does when I'm in bed, but it doesn't seem like he eats anything. I have to admit, he worries me like that sometimes, but I'm not sure what all I can do. It's not like he refuses to eat, though. He just forgets.

We came back to find someone had been in the house. We know this because all S' pants and trousers have gone missing. Not that he minds laying around in his dressing gown all day. In fact, I think he was happy for the excuse.

A few hours later, someone came round, and then screamed and ran away. I wonder who that was*. It probably didn't help that S got the door. Naked, from what I can tell. Why is he such a brat? Why are you all such brats?


*No, actually. I really don't, because I am capable of checking my phone's text message log, you know.
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I came home today to find the front room full of garden gnomes and a six-foot termite boring holes in the wall. At least the gnomes are gone and the holes all confined to S' room.

The gnomes in our back garden are also gone. Finally. I'm not sure if they all belonged to the same person, or if the bloke who came to get the ones piled up in our flat just has a serious gnome fetish and wanted those as well. Either way, no more gnomes. I've also confiscated the drill, so there should be no more holes. The last thing we need is for S to hit an electrical line or something.
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I'm fairly certain that coat is dry-clean only. And that it was neatly folded when I went to bed.

Now it looks like the cat exploded on it. How do you fix this?
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Woke up, tripped over the cat, found it had puked on the kitchen floor, told S to clean it up, accidentally started a row, and then came online to find [livejournal.com profile] holmeschat eating its own face.

Thank god it's the weekend.

Very funny

Aug. 11th, 2011 03:59 pm
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Mary and my sister brought over a cat today. A bloody cat. It's a big, fat fucker, too, and it's already shedded all over the place.

She calls it Her Revenge. S calls it Maurice. I call it Free Cat to Good Home.

Well

Aug. 11th, 2011 09:04 am
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Had an interesting day yesterday. Didn't even get a chance to get online, it was that sort of day.

Woke up to S in a rare clingy mood, which I took advantage of until going to work. And then I was plagued by a never-ending stream of texts. He's been going a bit stir-crazy with all the stuff going on lately, and going out hasn't exactly been safe. At least he has a new book to read at least, which he seems to be enjoying (I guess this means you won the bet, Mary).

I finally met his brother yesterday. Not [livejournal.com profile] my_croft, but the other one. [livejournal.com profile] spelt_with_a_g. Yesterday was a bit of a big deal for S, so we got taken out for dinner. Place was a bit posh and not the sort of place I'll ever really look like I belong, but I think they must go there fairly often because they let S in wearing a t-shirt. Well, not just a t-shirt. He had a nice jacket on over it, but still. He's such a brat.

Anyway, dinner was nice. It's good to see that S has someone else he gets on with. And get on they do. So I guess that's less to be worried about. Now I can stay focused on the new stain I found on the carpet this morning. What is bright blue, oily, and smears about when you try to clean it up? Because I tried, and only made a bigger mess. D:
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Strange sort of day today. Got up and went to work like normal.

And it stayed relatively normal, for a given definition of the word. I wasn't expecting S to show up, though. He came in with one of his moods on and just sat in the waiting room for about an hour. I'm guessing he fought with someone, but I don't know with who or over what, because by the time I finally had a break, he was gone again, and no-one saw him leave.


If anyone sees him, could you send him home please? Thanks
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So, apparently Live Journal's been down this week. I didn't even notice.

But do you know what that means? We're moved in! Mostly. There are still some boxes to unpack, but there are always boxes to unpack, even after you've lived there for five years. Why is that?

Anyway. Moved. Settled. You should all have my new address now (you know who you are). We were thinking about maybe having some people over some time next week. Saturday next, maybe? You know, to come make it all official and all that.

Until then, I am going to be having a quiet day in with a certain someone while we celebrate no longer having to move heavy boxes.
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Having a quiet morning in after a day of packing yesterday. We got a lot done, and we may be able to get the big stuff over to the new place sooner than expected. Yay!

Mary showed up earlier than expected, which helped. The promised pizza and drinks were had, everyone got along (why is Mary always on a chair when I get home?), and a few understandings were reached between everybody. So I'm happy. It's nice when everyone gets along and don't require trips to police stations.

We're probably going to just spend the day in. Unless someone decides to unpack everything again, we're pretty close to done. A proper day off sounds good right now.

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