Sheldon's mother dies, and Penny takes him home to Texas. Some initial P/L, but mostly S/P.

He had spent his entire life trying to make sense of the universe. Nothing made sense anymore.

Sheldon subscribes to the many worlds theory, but what he doesn't know is that wherever he ends up, Penny is there, too.

There are times when the thing you love the most will cause your downfall. In the case of Dr. Sheldon Cooper, that would be Science... Sheldon/Penny, with secondary characters Leslie Winkle and Ramona Nowitzki

Penny has a surprise for Sheldon but the biggest surprise may be hers. post-S3E1 Sheldon/Penny.

Over time, Sheldon discovers Penny in many senses. Written for the Paradox LJ community's Season 3 countdown. Fluff abounds! One-shot.

Sheldon has a theory. Penny disproves it...but not before finding out something she kinda wishes she hadn't.

A bit of S/P fluff. It all started because Penny snaked one of Sheldon's onion rings again.

Sheldon Cooper finds out that he's not always a creature of habit, all he has to do is banish a certain someone to find out. This is my take on what should have happened during The Panty Piñata Polarization.

Penny goes to 4A to spend a night of passion with Leonard...and finds out she had made a mistake.

and 1 time he returns the favor. Written because I apparently smoke a lot of crack.

This is where I would write a summary, but I'm going to make you read it to find out what it's about. Ha!

Sheldon takes the leap from theory to practice.

A Valentine's Day Sheldon/Penny Fanfic. What happens when Sheldon and Penny both find themselves alone on Valentine's Day. Rated M for sexual situations.

Dasey. The ups and downs of the secret relationship between the stepsiblings as told from Derek's point of view.

An engagement announcement sends 26 year old Casey Macdonald exploring things she thought she was done with forever. DASEY. Complete.

Dark Dasey. Very dark. When Derek wants what he can't have, it drives him crazy. He'd rather see it broken than have it taunt him. Rated for theme. One Shot.

Half the world is composed of people who have something to say and can't,and the other half who have nothing to say and keep on saying it.Robert Frost. Boone ponders the many complexities of island life and the nostalgic appeal of goldfish.