Author’s Note: Written for ximeria for…I think a Teal’c ficathon but I can’t remember anymore. A Jaffa learns at a very young age that loss is to be expected. Nothing is truly ours and nothing is permanent: everything is subject … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Brian’na’s beautiful Sam/Daniel video to Amy Grant’s “I Will Remember You” inspired me to use that verse here. 🙂 I’ve always loved that song…so it’s entirely possible that video was partly to blame for me becoming a S/D … Continue reading
So I’ll come by and see you again I’ll have to be a very good friend If I whisper they will know I’ll just turn around and go You will never know my sin –Melissa Etheridge, “Angels Would Fall” And … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Any similarity to Jeanine’s “Markings” is purely coincidental, as I wrote most of this before she posted that. But that’s a great fic, so anyone who hasn’t should go read it. She has never needed to count the … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Thanks to my faithful betas, Em and Beth, and to the person on the ColonelAndTheDoc mailing list who asked why there was no Jack/Janet “Heroes” fic. (I think she wanted Denial!fic…but this is what came to me.) It … Continue reading
Author’s Note: Written as a birthday present for Christina A., who finally found two canon characters she could ‘ship only for them to wind up in different galaxies. And, er, this was originally intended to have a sequel set after … Continue reading
Daniel didn’t want to wake up. As long as he kept his eyes closed, he could imagine that the pile of furs beneath him was the one he’d shared with Sha’re. That she was only up with the dawn, not … Continue reading
Part III The last thing he was expecting was the light touch on his arm. Everyone else was busy, or so he’d thought. Jack was trying to explain to a very irate General Hammond why they’d brought a slew of … Continue reading
Part II His head hurt. That was the first thing he noticed as his mind crawled back out of oblivion. Like a sinus headache, only much, much worse. Someone could’ve come along and put an axe right between the two … Continue reading
Part I It was probably the oddest thought he’d ever had, and Daniel Jackson had been known for some odd ones during his tenure in “respectable” archaeology. Like the notion that the Egyptian pyramids had been built 5000 years earlier … Continue reading