Thanks again! I've had Herne Bear for years. My mom gave him to me one Christmas as he instantly reminded her of Herne from Robin of Sherwood. He's actually been to Britain as I brought him with me to an RoS convention...or was it two conventions? Well, he's definitely gone the one time at least. *g*
I love the idea of giant radioactive Sherlock Holmes getting away with calling Lester!Dog Toby.
As The Sign of Four is my favourite Sherlock Holmes novel, I just had to throw a shout out to Toby. I was originally thinking that Lester!Dog wouldn't let grSH get away with it. Then I decided that if Sherlock Holmes told me to "heel," I'd be there in a heartbeat. *g*
Are you sure he can't knit?
I suppose he may have mastered knitting since "The Adventure of the Giant Hands," but I wouldn't be surprised if he's struggling a bit with cross-stitching. ;-)
Great fun. Thanks for sending me the link.
No problem. I'm very happy you enjoyed it. :-) I'm not sure if you realized or not, but there is a second part. It's kind of confusing for people when I send them direct links. In any case, you can find the rest of the "photo essay" here (http://rusty-armour.livejournal.com/71524.html).
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Thanks,
And Herne Bear is awesome!
Thanks again! I've had Herne Bear for years. My mom gave him to me one Christmas as he instantly reminded her of Herne from Robin of Sherwood. He's actually been to Britain as I brought him with me to an RoS convention...or was it two conventions? Well, he's definitely gone the one time at least. *g*
I love the idea of giant radioactive Sherlock Holmes getting away with calling Lester!Dog Toby.
As The Sign of Four is my favourite Sherlock Holmes novel, I just had to throw a shout out to Toby. I was originally thinking that Lester!Dog wouldn't let grSH get away with it. Then I decided that if Sherlock Holmes told me to "heel," I'd be there in a heartbeat. *g*
Are you sure he can't knit?
I suppose he may have mastered knitting since "The Adventure of the Giant Hands," but I wouldn't be surprised if he's struggling a bit with cross-stitching. ;-)
Great fun. Thanks for sending me the link.
No problem. I'm very happy you enjoyed it. :-) I'm not sure if you realized or not, but there is a second part. It's kind of confusing for people when I send them direct links. In any case, you can find the rest of the "photo essay" here (http://rusty-armour.livejournal.com/71524.html).