H/W dreams FTW
Apr. 9th, 2009 11:02 pmSo, the other night I had my very first Sherlock Holmes dream. I was very sad indeed to wake up and find out that it wasn't real. I dreamed there was another Russian Sherlock Holmes movie that I had missed, and when I watched it, oh boy was it wonderful.
I don't remember very much, but...
There were only two scenes I remember. Livanov and Solomin were both speaking English in this "movie," which I found very strange while dreaming, and they spoke with Russian accents. But the weirdness of it not being in Russian was immediately forgotten when Watson stepped up to Holmes and kissed him. It wasn't particularly passionate or desperate or anything like that, just tender, and kind of... feeling out whether it was okay. It obviously was, because they kept at it.
The other scene was equally short. Holmes had some sort of letter, and Watson was doing something with it - using Holmes's methods to discern who had written it, or something - and Holmes was so proud he got all teary-eyed. Watson was a little surprised, in a fond sort of way.
Adorable. All of it. I remembered it in the shower and went "OH MAN. That wasn't real?!"
This is mostly for my own information (though it may interest you too,
coastal_spirit :3) because I keep forgetting where I put it on my computer. Genealogy going backward in time!
Francis [ElabyLastName], 9th generation, died in York, ME (I think) in 1706 and was born in England in about 1625.
William (father of Francis), 8th generation, born in Wyton Hall, Leigh-upon-Mendip, Somerset, England, and died Abt. 1630
Lawrence (father of William), 7th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died Abt. 1632.
John (father of Lawrence), 6th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died in 1613 - buried in the Churchyard of Aldborough.
Lawrence (father of John), 5th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died in 1583. He married Elizabeth Barnie.
William (father of Lawrence), 4th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died Abt. 1565.
Anthony (father of William), 3rd generation, living in 1500. Had a child in West Newton, father born in West Newton, so presumably lived in West Newton.
William (father of Anthony), 2nd generation, born in West Newton, Aldborough, Norfolk, England.
Thomas (father of William), 1st generation, born in Patrington, East (Riding of) Yorkshire, England and died in 1475 or 1457.
Wiki links to towns:
Leigh-upon-Mendip, Somerset
West Newton, Norfolk
Aldborough, Norfolk
Patrington, East Riding of Yorkshire
There is also a West Newton in the East Riding of Yorkshire
I don't remember very much, but...
There were only two scenes I remember. Livanov and Solomin were both speaking English in this "movie," which I found very strange while dreaming, and they spoke with Russian accents. But the weirdness of it not being in Russian was immediately forgotten when Watson stepped up to Holmes and kissed him. It wasn't particularly passionate or desperate or anything like that, just tender, and kind of... feeling out whether it was okay. It obviously was, because they kept at it.
The other scene was equally short. Holmes had some sort of letter, and Watson was doing something with it - using Holmes's methods to discern who had written it, or something - and Holmes was so proud he got all teary-eyed. Watson was a little surprised, in a fond sort of way.
Adorable. All of it. I remembered it in the shower and went "OH MAN. That wasn't real?!"
This is mostly for my own information (though it may interest you too,
Francis [ElabyLastName], 9th generation, died in York, ME (I think) in 1706 and was born in England in about 1625.
William (father of Francis), 8th generation, born in Wyton Hall, Leigh-upon-Mendip, Somerset, England, and died Abt. 1630
Lawrence (father of William), 7th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died Abt. 1632.
John (father of Lawrence), 6th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died in 1613 - buried in the Churchyard of Aldborough.
Lawrence (father of John), 5th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died in 1583. He married Elizabeth Barnie.
William (father of Lawrence), 4th generation, born in West Newton, England, and died Abt. 1565.
Anthony (father of William), 3rd generation, living in 1500. Had a child in West Newton, father born in West Newton, so presumably lived in West Newton.
William (father of Anthony), 2nd generation, born in West Newton, Aldborough, Norfolk, England.
Thomas (father of William), 1st generation, born in Patrington, East (Riding of) Yorkshire, England and died in 1475 or 1457.
Wiki links to towns:
Leigh-upon-Mendip, Somerset
West Newton, Norfolk
Aldborough, Norfolk
Patrington, East Riding of Yorkshire
There is also a West Newton in the East Riding of Yorkshire
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Date: 2009-04-10 06:57 am (UTC)Guh! OMG, possibly the best dream ever! Isn't it a bitch when you have to wake up from them though?
I never have Holmes dreams *sulk*
The closest I ever got was the dream where I got married to Clive Merrison...yeah. The only thing weirder than my concious mind is my unconcious mind.
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Date: 2009-04-10 02:44 pm (UTC)I think your dream sounds pretty darn interesting XD
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Date: 2009-04-10 02:49 pm (UTC)My dream is what comes from falling asleep listening to Sherlock Holmes. It was actually really nice. I was actually oddly disappointed when I awoke to discover I wasn't in fact married to him. Such a good husband lol.
"subconscious" movies
Date: 2009-04-10 11:30 am (UTC)Could be.
Re: "subconscious" movies
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Date: 2009-04-12 08:39 pm (UTC)The Genealogy stuff is very interesting. Going to copy it and send it to Daddy. Thanks! :)
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Date: 2009-04-12 08:43 pm (UTC)I loved that dream XD *cherishes it*