Snowflake Challenge Days 7 to 9

[smallhobbit]

Day 7 - In your own space, create a love meme for yourself.  Let people tell you how amazing and awesome and lovable you are.
This is where my inner Ferret comes to the fore.  Because really there is no question about it ;)  I do however promise to tell everyone on my current flist who posts that they are indeed awesome.

Day 8 - In your own space, share a favourite piece of original canon (a TV episode, a song, a favorite interview, a book, a scene from a movie, etc) and explain why you love it so much.
For me, it’s the courtship between John Watson and Mary Morstan in The Sign of Four.  The awkwardness, and the genuine love between the two, makes a great relationship.  Which is why, although I’m happy to have Holmes/Watson post-Reichenbach (or Watson/Lestrade which makes more sense of the unexplained wife), I don’t see them together in any way pre-Reichenbach.

Day 9 - In your own space, post a rec for at least three fanworks that you have created. It can be your favorite fanworks that you've created, or fanworks you feel no one ever saw, or fanworks you say would define you as a creator.
Firstly my longest fic, Sherlock Holmes at the end of WWI, with both Holmes and Hopkins injured and Watson seeking to care for them.  The one I named Watson1918 until it acquired a proper title.  Plenty of world building, OCs, and I was (as I have said elsewhere) very pleased with it. A Study in Recuperation.
Next I've chosen my Small Fandom BigBang from last year, because it was Call The Midwife, a series I enjoy; strong competent women, suitably fluffy moments, but not ignoring the realities of life.  Answering The Call
And lastly, a sonnet, written about Antic Dispostion's version of Henry V, which they portray as being acted by soldiers in WWI, 500 years after the Battle of Agincourt.  Thus Honour Calls

Comments

[ardyforshort]

What! Ferret!

I love seeing theatre with you and hearing what you think about plays. I really like talking to you and hanging out with you, I think you do such interesting and good work with your church community.

And you have also proven that we can spend a few days in close quarters and not want to kill each other. A proper test of friendship if ever there was one!

[smallhobbit]

The seeing plays and hearing what you think is entirely mutual of course.

Thank you for all your kind words.