Blood and Guts: Helena Lazaro
Sunday Evening Guilt
August 15, 2005 01:30 AM

*sigh*Tonight I ate some buttery-soft O-Toro and watched Young Sherlock Holmes. I've said before that Nicholas Rowe, in this part, was one of my first crushes. I'm not sure exactly what did it for me--his precocious manner...his studly brain...his tall, lanky build...or that sensitive side of him we just catch a glimpse of here and there. I mused over all of this as I popped in the DVD, and knew I was in for a little nostalgic trip.

But MY GOD I didn't realize how attracted I'd still feel to him.


What?  I wasn't listening...*double sigh*I am so disgusting! I mean, look at this kid...he's like 17 years old! He's jailbait! And I still get butterflies in my tummy when he professes his devotion to his little girlfriend before she dies in his arms.
It worries me a bit. Fortunately, I'm not partial to the young fellows (not for long, at any rate). And I feel better because the real Nick Rowe (it's just Nick now, not Nicholas, ok?) is also a grown-up. This is a character. I'm not a pedophile if I'm enamored of an underage character, right? Does it mean something that "Boy Toy," who I dated last summer, bears a striking resemblance to Rowe? These are the burning questions.

All-boy prep schools. My goodness, now I understand that obsession with the Catholic Schoolgirl Skirt. Pardon me while I try to hunt down the Lawrenceville Stories...you know, for use in aversion therapy.


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Comments

I was so in love with him. He's still really cute!

Posted by: shelly on August 15, 2005 05:46 PM

While i don't exactly have a crush on the guy, this is one of my favorite sherlock holmes movies, and I've seen all of them.

Posted by: Neil on August 15, 2005 06:07 PM

You both have exquisite taste.

Posted by: Helena on August 15, 2005 07:36 PM

An excellent movie. In fact, Netflix was kind enough to send it to me not three weeks ago. It was the perfect follow up to "Goonies" sent that same week.

Posted by: AJ on August 15, 2005 09:12 PM

Don't feel bad about the "butterflies" for Nick.
It's the 17 year old still inside of you that wants to hook up with him.

At least---that's a good thing to tell yourself. (;

Fun blog, BTW.

Posted by: Nicole on August 16, 2005 09:14 AM

That was a great movie.

Although every time I go to a wedding and they have a dessert tray and I start eating, I think back to the moment when the enchanted sweets start stuffing Watson's mouth in this movie, and it makes me sick.

Posted by: Pauly D on August 16, 2005 09:24 AM

My inner 17 year old is definitely alive and kicking.

Pauly, that was one of the most disturbing scenes in this whole movie, and probably a very good (if overlooked) dieting aid that I will have to look into. Now all I need are some hallucinogenics...

Posted by: Helena on August 16, 2005 11:26 AM
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