Christmas and more in 2022

[Kat]

Do any of you read the Sherlock Holmes inspired stories edited by Laurie R. King? I've read " For the Sake of the Game", but didn't like it that much, sorry.  You may move this post to an appropriate heading if you wish.

I'd like to take this opportunity to wish you all a joyful Christmas with your loved ones. May you always be cheerful and in good health.

Well, I'm fine and feel safe, althought right next to the border terrible senes are happening. My parents are with me.

Both Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson have taught us to face bravely difficult moments and I believe we should trust them. Conan Doyle also faced many harships though I doubt he starved like Tim from the Dickens story. Let's not forget the brave women like the not so rich cyclist Smith and others.

Oh and my leg is fine. I've been training despite a few interruptions when the gym closed. Sure, it's not healed, but I'm unlikely to be an invalid. Thank you all for reading my questions and any remarks are appreciated. My profile isn't packed with questions so you're welcome to browse. Greetings to new members.

[besleybean]

My sister loves them.

I haven't read any and really don't know if I fancy them.

[Carol the Dabbler]

On 12/24/2022 at 1:59 PM, Kat said:

Do any of you read the Sherlock Holmes inspired stories edited by Laurie R. King? I've read " For the Sake of the Game", but didn't like it that much, sorry.

I haven't read any of them, but I think Hikari was talking about them a while back (couldn't find her comments now, probably searching on the wrong words).  If I find them again, I'll let you know what section of the forum they're in.

Anyhow, it's great to see you here again, Kat!  I'm glad to hear that your leg is doing fine, and that you and your parents are safe.