Right … !
Right now, I’ve got my eyes partly on the post I’m writing, partly on Twitter …
And partly on my TV screen, where, as part of the newly returned Sherlock, writer, Mark Gatiss has just blown up the Palace of Westminster!
Although I’m ASSUMING it’s a brief scene, where Sherlock’s surmising what could happen, should he and John H Watson not find the bomb on the underground train carriage.
Which they just have, by the way: turn’s out it’s the whole carriage!
~≈†≈~
AHEM … !
I’m in excited burble mode, aren’t I … ? Yes, I am!
With justifiable reason, I think.
You seen I’ve just been watching the opening episode of Season 3 of Sherlock: called The Empty Hearse. And I don’t know about you, but I’m definitely excited to see the series on air.
It’s …
Hmmm …
Can I be honest … ?
I’m actually going to encourage you to go and see The Empty Hearse.
I don’t know that I can summarize it, right now!
See you in the morning!
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