davinciandwilde asked: Hello John, how are you and Sherlock today? A few questions, for when you have the time of course. Does your sister know of your relationship? Sherlock, what is your favorite type of bee? Are there any memories of the war that stick out to you? Finally, Sherlock, what was one memory that kept you grounded when you went after Moriarty's men? You did ask for questions my good man, and I have delivered!

We’re fine, thank you. Bit antsy, but good.

Yes. Harriet knows because I told her a few months ago.

You still haven’t lived that one down yet.

My guess is that I never will, but I did help with the drinking habit, if I do say so myself.

A bit. She still goes to the pub.

Not as often. Honey bees are my preferred type.

He wants to raise them when we’re older and can’t run around London.

Granted. Memories can be found here. As for the one that kept me grounded, it was of John’s voice. After I had fallen, I heard what he had said and tended to replay the scene in my mind when needed.

Really?

Yes. Problem?

Not at all.

Anonymous asked: Well sherlock, there's a cab waiting outside for you. I'll be seeing you soon. JM

I hardly believe it would be worth my time. Organizing John’s clothing for work by color is far more interesting, Jim.

Anonymous asked: I'm glad to hear to it. Because you know, I OWE YOU. JM

Boring.

Ring me if you have something worth thought over, otherwise don’t bother at all.

Anonymous asked: Hello again sherlock. Do you wanna play a game? JM

Love to.

Anonymous asked: I have been watching you both for quite some time now. I will soon meet you both, and you will not know whom I am. But believe me, I know you so very well.

The fans are getting very creative in ways to be creepy.

I’m not so sure if this was a “fan”, John.

Then…?

Give me a moment.

Anonymous asked: Sherlock this one is mostly for you but I would like to see Johns input on the matter also. If you didn't have the support network that you do, would you have ended up like Moriarty? I'm assuming he had no big brother meddling in his affairs, keeping him clean and never found his version of John.

It’s a very logical idea, yes, but I’m afraid that, although we are very similar, we are also very different. You seem to think that Moriarty had no one… not even a “friend” - but he did. His name was Sebastian Moran and I killed him. I have a feeling Moriarty’s relationship with Moran was similar in some way to John and mine’s. So, it seems, we were very alike, but I assure you that without this “support network” I have I would have been more..hmm..reckless. I probably be dead at this moment.

I’m positive Moriarty did not have a big brother nosing into everything, but from what you say he has found his ‘John’. I think very well that Sherlock could have ended up tragically without Mrs. Hudson and I (and others, of course) and I must agree with his statement about being dead without us. However, as alike both men were, Sherlock could never reach Moriarty’s height- he doesn’t have it in him.

Great - So now you’ve made me look weak!

It was a compliment, Sherlock.

Not the way I say it.

It was. Finish your toast and we’ll go to the Yard.

I’m glaring at you from the kitchen.

Obviously.

Anonymous asked: I see that Sherlock is sick! I hope he gets well soon. I'm new to your blog and from what I have read, no one has asked what I'm thinking. Doesn't this blog scare you? I can know when either one of you is alone, when either one is abroad, when either one is incapacitated with illness or injury and so on. I wouldn't even have to try. Its like you're just asking for psychopaths like Moriarty to mess with you.

You are entirely correct with everything you said and I’m not denying this. But the aspect is: Moriarty is dead. And yes, although I’m sure there are similar like him out there making plans to kill or capitate or strangle us, this blog may give them information… but so may our his personal one, for he gives off much of the same information (however he tries to have the entries pertaining to cases and only cases). I assure you that if we do attract any more psychopaths it would be fairly entertaining. But John told me from the kitchen that it is a personal opinion. Apparently it is just our own perception on how we look at things. A new case would be interesting- I’m tired of brothers and sisters killing themselves for their (recently) deceased parent’s belongings.

thepoweroffriendshipgivesumoney asked: So, you like riddles, Sherlock? I have one for you! and John, you are not allowed to give any sort of hint. Ahem: First think of the person who lives in disguise, who deals in secrets and tells naught but lies. Next, tell me what’s always the last thing to mend, the middle of middle and end of the end? And finally give me the sound often heard during the search for a hard-to-find word. Now string them together, and answer me this, which creature would you be unwilling to kiss?

A spider.

But why Harry Potter?

A reference to Moriarty? Either way it’s trivial.

Anonymous asked: We all know that you aren't dead, but is moriarty really dead or was he faking too?

Yes, clearly. You cannot shoot yourself in the head and survive it (Jumping off a building, on the contrary, is a different matter obviously).

You’re not lying, right?

Certainly. If I was I assure you now that I would still be ‘dead’ myself.

Are we going to Angelo’s later?

If you wish to. I won’t be eating. Your choice.

Sure. I call in for a reservation. How fast do you think you’ll solve this case?

Two days at the most. Why?

Just wondering.

No logical person ever does that. Explain. Now.

Logical? You think I’m logical?

Yes, of course. 

Did you hear about the Duchess of Cambridge?

It’s too trivial. Stop changing the subject.

Never mind.

I won’t give up this easily, John, do keep that in mind.

vexedcer asked: Sherlock, what case did you find the most difficult? And John, which case did you have the most fun blogging about?

Although I am not inclined to describe much of the information, the most challenging ‘case’ was hunting down Moriarty’s men after both he and I had 'died’. 

Any of them are quite fascinating to blog about. Possibly the first one due to the fact that it was all a thrill being there and doing such things for the first time with him.

Let’s go.

I had to reply!

Yes, yes. The cab is waiting.

Fine. Get in.

Thank you. Tell the driver the bomber’s address.

Sure.