Watson was looking very smart as he walked

Watson was looking very smart as he walked into the office. He sported a bowler hat and a cane, both of which were in disguise as weapons. "Good day Watson." Said Sherlock. Watson

took out a giant slab of prime rib and threw it on top of Sherlock's violin.

written & left on Holmes' desk by Irene Adler, blood spatters stained everything. Mrs. Hudson had a fit upon seeing what Sherlock's lead weighted Stradivarius had done to the cow.

"Calm down Mrs. Hudson" Holmes tried, unsuccessfully, to soothe her "the cow just got in the way. Now please clean up the blood and my Stradivarius and read that letter from Irene"

Dr. Watson fingered the rim of his hat. "Sherlock...", he started, "you shouldn't...". "I SHOULDN'T WHAT?" Mrs. Hudson almost dropped the violin. Holmes didn't move

Watson you don´t seem like yourself ." said Holmes realizing he was just inside his mind imagining Dr. Watson and poorly I might add. He knew he was with his wife but Sherlock miss

Ed the phone call so he was surprised when Watson knocked at the door. He wanted to fold stories and had found some ideas in the newspaper on the way to Sherlock 's house. It was

a very good start to his morning, for it was "Elementary my Dear Watson."

We politely ignored this tedious remark and went on sounding out words in our first grade reader. Dick, Jane and Sally? Who were these people? They didn't even have cell phones.