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This is like my third time reblogging this… But I highly doubt I’d stop anytime soon. XD
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Johnlock Flower Shop AU
It’s a gift Sherlock has - knowing what people want before they know what they want. He knows the arrangement. He knows the colour. He even knows what it’s for, perhaps the most perturbing of all. Graduations, weddings, funerals, hospital visits… He knows down to the diagnosis or the cause of death. It wards some off. It baffles most, leaving them passing him pounds with dropped jaws as he calmly wraps their blossoms in plastic and asks if that will be everything.
When a man walks into his pollen- and dust-filled shop just before close, Sherlock studies him with one glance, then looks away and returns to his roses. He plucks off a dead petal. Doctor invalidated home from Afghanistan. Single, not necessarily looking but wouldn’t mind an encounter. No close relatives. No recent deaths. No cause for celebration or mourning.
Sherlock scrunches his face up and plucks another leaf. There isn’t any reason for him to be there that Sherlock can find. It’s upsetting. He keeps his composure and opens his mouth to calmly mention that the shop closes in five minutes, but the man beats him to speaking.
“It’s a lovely shop you have,” he says quietly, admiring the hanging flowers opposite Sherlock’s rose bunch. Sherlock looks behind him. He can only see the man from behind.
“Thank you,” he says quietly, bemused. It isn’t an unusual compliment to get, but coming from this undemanding, unrustled, unhurried man, it’s oddly charming.
“I like the roses the most, but I guess that’s a cliche,” the man continues.
Humming in agreement, Sherlock sniffs and begins to go back to his task. “Yes, it is. Roses are among my most popular selections. It gets predictable.” He can’t help but glance at the very unpredictable person floundering around behind him.
“I can imagine,” the man sympathises with a chuckle. “Must get tedious. But you still put everything into this place.” Still keeping his face hidden, he reaches up to hold one of the delicate snapdragons. “I pass by on my way to work. You’re always out watering your plants and fertilizing them at six forty five in the bloody morning; even on days when your shop isn’t open.” His smile is soft and contemplative. “I usually get off work after you close. I never get the chance to stop in and tell you how amazing all this is. I had a chance to, today.” The man turns and smiles at Sherlock. “So, here I am,” he says, hands clasped behind his back.
He has a tired face that looks like it would be stern, if not for the smile and the kindness in his eyes. He’s certainly handsome, strikingly so to Sherlock, who stands dumbstruck and speechless. His shop was typically one of desperation without repetition filled with one-time guests - forgotten anniversaries, sudden deaths in the family, emergency surgeries, second cousins twice removed graduating. To have his shop, his talent, his life complimented and admired from afar for so long by the same person is beyond touching.
Sherlock clears his throat to try and summon words, to no avail. Instead, he turns and gently teases one of the roses up and out of the bouquet he has prepared. He offers it to the other man and says, voice soft, “The store closes in five minutes,” which is absolutely not what he meant to say, but it’s said nonetheless, and a slightly panicked look comes to his eyes when his admiring client takes the rose, clearly confused by the mixed signals.
“Right,” he says, turning the rose over in his hands. “Thanks for, ah. This. It’s nice.” He smiles awkwardly and begins to shuffle towards the door, mentally kicking himself for sounding like a stalker. A gurgled noise stops him, and he looks behind him to the shop owner, whose hand is outstretched as if to try and stop him from going.
“That is,” Sherlock stammers, putting his hand down, “I meant to say… I get here every morning at six thirty. Shop opens at nine, as you likely know. Should you pass by earlier than your usual time, feel free to knock. You’ll know I’m n.” He gestures to the left towards the store next door. “Mrs Hudson makes a strong cup of coffee. The scones are good, too. She gave me a spare key in exchange for watering her begonias.” He put his hands behind his back. “If you ever want a coffee, it would be on the house.”
Blinking, the soldier narrows his eyes. “You would break into a coffee shop to have a cup and chat with me at six thirty in the morning?” he asks with a raised brow.
Sherlock doesn’t falter when he corrects him. “I have a key; it wouldn’t be breaking in. But otherwise, yes, you are correct. All so you can compliment my shop some more, of course.” When the other man grins, Sherlock smiles, pleased with himself. He extends his right hand. “Sherlock Holmes,” he says formally.
“I guessed as much,” the man acknowledges, nodding to the large window with the words ‘FLOWERS BY SHERLOCK HOLMES’ painted elegantly on the glass. It embarrasses Sherlock. Still, he holds his hand out as well and shakes Sherlock’s. “John Watson,” he greets with a smile.
Sherlock doesn’t let go of his hand - John Watson’s hand - for a few seconds, and John doesn’t let go of his either. They simply look at each other as pollen and dust gently dance around them in the sun’s evening rays. The silence is old and familiar and something clicks into place among the ferns and roses. John wheezes a delightful little laugh and ducks his head, embarrassed. Sherlock lets go of his hand but remains smiling. “Let me know if you’re ever in need of my services,” he offers. “I am reputed to know the intention of every client who walks through my door, but you are the first to stump me. May need some guidance.”
A proud smirk comes to John’s face. He hums and twirls the rose in his fingers, admiring its bloom. “You’ll be the first man I turn to,” he promises, sincerity in his tone that makes Sherlock smile.
Both John and Sherlock glance at the wall clock, noting the time. John turns to the door and smiles as Sherlock hastily jogs to open it for him. With a quiet ‘thank you’, John passes through the door and turns to face him through the threshold. “How’s six thirty on Thursday sound?” he asks, confident and unabashed.
Sherlock doesn’t bother muting the grin on his face. It wrinkles his eyes, flattens his lower lip, and makes him feel as warm as the sun looks around John. “I’ll have it brewing,” he promises.
do you have any guidelines you use to draw hands? or do you just like........draw them?
I pretty much just draw them. I’ve worked so hard on hands since I was little, it just kinda…happens. I learned by drawing hands over and over and over again, but there are a few tips I think I can give you if I break down my process maybe. Let’s see!
Well. I’m not sure I can explain what I just did…only that I did it. I have a good grasp on anatomy, though. I think that probably helps. I know the bones of the hand and what they do and where they go. Not perfectly, and not well all the time. You can see I adjusted my thumb.
That’s horrible, but it shows how I break down my fingers into segments! Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful!
Y'all I just fulfilled my dreams: femlock, retirementlock, and teenlock
Let me rephrase that: “I am an asshole and i’m afraid of telling others that i’m an asshole because i don’t want to be called an asshole by them.”
*picking daisy petals* do they hate me or are they busy do they hate me or are they busy do they hate me or
“We had a first class carriage to ourselves.”
finished up some Sherlockian Valentines today ^^
Christopher: A woman? Kirk: A crewman.
OH LOOK AT THAT THE 1960S
AND SHE’S IN COMMAND GOLD FUCKERS.
She’s not in Medical blue, a caretaking, feminine role.
Those in Gold were either OFFICERS, NAVIGATORS, PILOTS, TACTICAL OFFICERS, or WEAPONS SPECIALISTS.
This is the Kirk everyone likes to forget.
Hi hun, I saw you post earlier that Sherlock had apparently made sure his furniture was child-proofed for Rosie at the end of TFP. Can you show me some examples because everything in the flat looks the same to me with the exception of John's chair?
Sure Nonny!
So when the flat is apparently destroyed everything except their chairs and that rug and everything else, Sherlock replaces a lot of the “cornered” furniture with rounded furniture:
A. That’s not their original breakfast table and chairs. They’re now a rounded set with a little shelf under them.
B, C, and D. Same with the long table, the chair at the end of the couch, and the stack of magazines. The sitting room table is now a small rounded one, the chair now has fully padded arms, and the stack of magazines have been replaced with rounded dressers, which Sherlock probably now keeps his military porn stash the magazines:
(E) used to be a hard-edged metal table, and (F) used to be a shelf with a lot of breakables on it.
And (G) used to be a very wobbly-looking side table. It’s been replaced with the sturdy one we see in TFP:
Plus, I believe the bookshelves are also less-cluttered as well, and those glass cases we see in the above image no longer have breakables in them
Sherlock literally changed the common area of the flat so he could be a better parent for Rosie.
Stab me.
Look, I’m not a fan of parentlock in this arc, but good god this is EXACTLY how I imagined Sherlock as a parent. And if we’re going with the John’s TAB theory, this is exactly how John imagines Sherlock as a parent too.
hey so i know that dismissing all the “this is just like when ___ happened in ___ book/movie/tv show” posts as “white privileged liberalism” is real popular right now but like
a lot of autistic ppl process real life events through fiction
and comparisons are the only way we can understand the severity of something
(heck my four year old brother is autistic and he only speaks referentially he literally can’t understand something you’re saying unless someone has said it in a tv show)
so like when i say “oh this is just like when umbridge took over at hogwarts” what i mean is “this is a funny thing to say, yes, but im also contextualizing my experience in a way that means i can understand fully the emotions and social context involved because i’m autistic and don’t understand these things like allistics do”
(allistics are welcome and encouraged to reblog)
Not just autistic people but anyone with brainweirds around empathy, too.
Or even just… that’s really, really common for everyone?
To a significant extent, that’s *why fiction is a thing*.
And… sacred texts are also centered around stories, and people reference the all the time in dangerous situations.
It’s not trivializing and it’s not privilege, it’s… being human and using stories to understand things.
Also, Umbridge is one of the most terrifying villains ever.
Also the narrative can be used to know what to do when the situation is happening. Did Umbridge just get elected president of your country? Oh shit that’s bad right? What should we do? Well, what did the characters you love do in that situation? Did they wait and see? Or did they form a club that met regularly where they taught each other how to fight the forces of evil? Did they quit school with a bang creating as much havoc and trouble for the evil forces as they could when they left?
This is such a great post and I wish it had been around weeks ago.
That last quote is one of my favorites.
Mary’s posthumous revenge: murderous jealousy.
A new meta-video for your enjoyment. In this one I show you the reading of Mary’s death I’m most inclined to. I think this way 'all kinds of clues’ scattered over the course of the series do ‘finally pay off’. What Mary did was just the same as Daniel Collard from the #sherlocklive case (concise explanation here); her murderous jealousy drove her to commit suicide, framing Sherlock for it. The way I see it, Mary got ahead of her own comeuppance and ‘made her death count’ in the best possible way a villain could.
“If you were loved, it’s amazing what people are prepared to ignore.”
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