JWP2014
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A pictures worth a thousand words, but some times they're in the wrong language. John is rather philosophical about the translation difficulty's this time.
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- Part 1 of JWP2014
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Watson confides in his diary about an event that happened after the case of Silver Blaze showing that PTSD isn't a modern thing and that Holmes can be compassionate when the need arises. For Prompt #2
Warning: References to the reality of the battlefield circa 1880
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- Part 2 of JWP2014
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The thing is, having a three way knock down drag out fight in the middle of a palace dining room, when there's a meal planned for later the same day, will always have consequences. Fortunately there's more to the sniper, doctor and administrator than meets the eye.
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- Part 3 of JWP2014
- Part 2 of Be each others safety net
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An introspective look at the pre cannon life and times of Cpt John H Watson seen through the prism of Walt Whitman's poem The song of the Banner At Daybreak.
for the 4th JWP 2014 prompt: Words! book-words! what are you? Words no more, for harken and see, my song is there in the open air - and I must sing, with banner and pennant a-flapping.
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- Part 4 of JWP2014
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Art is a subjective thing and sometimes the sight of broken things is art and other times, well it isn't. Harry for once is trying to explain John's behavior to someone
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- Part 5 of JWP2014
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Some people have a warped idea of how to 'say it with flowers' but then for this particular giver and receiver this probable counts a normal. For the 6th JWP 2014 prompt :For me? A botanical gift (from someone known or unknown).
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- Part 6 of JWP2014
- Part 3 of Be each others safety net
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Holmes corrects the account of the Three Garidebs that Watson published and Watson learns that the case that brought them so much closer together very nearly ended in permanent separation
For the 7th JWP 2014 prompt :Wrong! Have a character discover that he or she remembers a pivotal life event incorrectly.
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- Part 7 of JWP2014
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In the immediate aftermath of The Fall Moran thinks, reacts and thinks some more.
Warning for a soldiers language and mentions of a possible murder/suicide pact.
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- Part 8 of JWP2014
- Part 6 of Be each others safety net
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John and his squad find out the painful way that some hardware from the last foreign invasion of Afghanistan didn't go home with the troops.
For prompt #9: Choose your own (mis)adventure. Use one or more of the following words in today's entry: pratfall, spit-take, faceplant, head-smack, double-take, slip.
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- Part 9 of JWP2014
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Stuck with a haul of gems worth an empresses ransom and a very long journey to safety Holmes comes up with an ingenious smuggling idea.
For prompt #10: A Sporting Chance. Include one or more bits of sporting gear in your entry. What the gear is (bathing costume? Roller skates? Tennis racquet?) is entirely up to you.
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- Part 10 of JWP2014
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Sherlock was always a little hazy on where to draw certain lines and 'It's for a case' was the only justification and defense he needed, and when the case is this important what's wrong with a little criminal activity?
For prompt #9: Save the Bees! We all know that bees are in trouble - and how important they are to everyone, Sherlock Holmes included. Whether it's participating in (or starting!) an indigogo campaign like this one, a stint in a laboratory, or some other strategem, how would you have Holmes act to save bees?
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- Part 11 of JWP2014
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John indulges Sherlock's curiosity, but first has some fun winding him up.
For prompt #12 Imported cheese. Whether it's actual fromage from another country, or dairy product that has been imported from someplace unexpected, or simply a sense of humor from a foreign land, it's up to you.
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- Part 12 of JWP2014
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John gets asked an embarrassing question thanks to Sherlock's choice of phrase.
For prompt #13 Fun with Language. "Very sorry to knock you up, Watson". Take a line from the original Canon that may have a drastically different meaning now, either from its Victorian origin or that means something different in another English-speaking locale such as the U.S., Canada or Australia, and run with it!
It's late I'm dopey on pain killers and I'm very very sorry!
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- Part 13 of JWP2014
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Sherlock, Mycroft and Jim have to put aside there differences to get out of trouble because the possibility of John, Anthea and Sebastian having not in fact killed each other is enough to terrify even a consulting detective, a consulting criminal and the British Government.
For Prompt 14: All For One And One For All. Have any three characters cooperate to overcome some obstacle. Bonus points if they are characters that don't normally interact and/or work well with each other.
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- Part 14 of JWP2014
- Part 4 of Be each others safety net
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A sniper, a solider and a government agent walk into a bar, and Greg suddenly feels very, very sorry for their respective geniuses.
For prompt #15 Cracktastic! It's that time again. Be as crazy as you want to be in today's entry, the crackier, the better. These three have been having variations on this conversation ever since then stormed into my head, I'm not sure if it entirely fits the prompt.
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- Part 15 of JWP2014
- Part 5 of Be each others safety net
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Sometimes a subtle revenge is the best kind, and John is more than patient and cunning enough to wait for the right opportunity
For prompt #16 Words of Wisdom. "Beware the fury of a patient man." (John Dryden)
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- Part 16 of JWP2014
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A fast case, an odd death and the Victorian equivalent of giggling inappropriately at crime scenes.
For prompt #17 Truth is stranger than: Use one of these articles as your inspiration for today's work.
No prizes for guessing which one I chose, also possible anachronistic use of quotes but this is kind of a story about time so *hand waive*Series
- Part 17 of JWP2014
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A harrowing case leads to Sherlock being given a very special award
Warnings: mentions of past violence in the presence of children
For prompt #17 Honored With a Star. A character earns or is awarded some honor. What the award is, and why, is of course up to you - as is the recipient.
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- Part 18 of JWP2014
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It's not the fall that kills you by huntingosprey
Fandoms: Sherlock Holmes - Arthur Conan Doyle
19 Jul 2014
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On his way home from Switzerland a not completely stable Dr Watson remembers past events and contemplates a possibly short future.
For prompt #19 Whump whump whump, yeah yeah yeah: Let's get back to our roots today, shall we? Whump Watson. Whump him well.
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- Part 19 of JWP2014
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It's been a year since Holmes died and Mary records the events in the Watson household in her diary
For prompt #20 A sudden change in the weather. Use this however it inspires you. A sort of follow up to It's not the fall that kills you
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- Part 20 of JWP2014