28, Danish Sherlocked CumberCookie and Whovian at heart. I love Shakespeare, Hello Kitty, cats, Halloween and the colour pink. 99% of my posts are reblogs of Sherlock and Benedict Cumberbatch stuff. My nickname is Kitty (my real name is not Katherine or any of the sort in case you were wondering). I'm on semi permanent sick leave because of my mental health issues for now. Most days I prefer staying at home and most of my communication with the outside world happens through my laptop; (who I named Tasha, btw). The best advice I was ever given by a mental health professional (despite under less nice circumstances) is that for now I am going to focus on doing what I like... and well, that's what I'm trying to do. Take a look at my blog and guess what that is! Furthermore I write poetry and fan fics; currently the latter is based on the Sherlock fandom. AO3:This_Is_The_Phantom_Lady Instagram: Kittenskittyears Side note about my personality: I am what I consider "Beautifully Broken". Life (more like the people in it) haven't been the kindest to me; but these days I try to laugh my way through life. "Beautifully Broken" basically means that I am trying to accept I'll never be whole (diagnosed with major PTSD etc.). And go on from this as my starting point rather than take on delusions I can be cured; but I can learn to navigate with this. F*ck bullies. F*ck abusers. F*ck predators. F*ck unfit parents. F*ck anyone who allows child abuse to continue. Don't turn a blind eye. Help the child. You might be the only one who does!
“Some might say the three steps to success are preparation, preparation, preparation. However on team UK we believe that tea, cakes and singing the national anthem so loud that you nearly faint will do just fine.”
Watch Benedict Cumberbatch, Reggie Watts, John Bradley, Harry Styles, and James Corden play dodgeball. Airs 6/17, Mon., on The Late Late Show.
“A soon as Benedict started making the lines his own, the whole thing came to life. Suddenly, it was no longer a monster movie,” he says. “Suddenly, it felt like ‘Good Omens’ again. You had somebody who might be 500-foot high, that was basically an absent father unable to deal with a rebellious kid.”
- Neil Gaiman on casting Benedict Cumberbatch in Good Omens
Benedict knows how to make the most out of very little.
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