Diana waiting for the soup to be bagged,
the number of stalls is still not as high as say a year ago, they just seem to come and go, the soup stall's presence for instance never seems to follow a pattern, we could understand if say it was not there every Monday and Tuesday or whatever, but it does not follow any pattern as far as we can see,
then off to the market for some fresh fruit, me with the take away soup,
and some of the first of this seasons lychee, a bit small but very sweet, then it was feet up for an evening of crime and mystery, we watched the final episode of The Brief, the second series, I hope they make some more, not as cut and thrust as New Street Law but enjoyable never the less, then to The Return of Sherlock Holmes, The Six Napoleons, Inspector Lestrade reveals to Holmes that someone has been inexplicably breaking into homes for the senseless purpose of breaking small busts of Napoleon, in this episode there is not the usual animosity between the police and Holmes, also it was nice to see a favorite comedy actor of mine Eric Sykes in it,
followed by, The Sign of Four, A young lady, Miss Mary Morstan, contacts Sherlock Holmes for his help regarding her father, captain Morstan, another story with its past based in India, the young lady is question is played by none other than Jenny Seagrove, who has stared in later life in one of our favorite series, Judge John Deed, in the same episode it was also nice to see John Thaw and then time for bed.
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