Hyacinth decides to enter a Dream Home contest in an attempt to make their house a 'cut above the rest', much to Richard's dismay. Meanwhile, Daisy, Rose and Onslow try some DIY of their own, however chaos reigns when Daddy decides to take matters into his own hands...

Richard calls on Liz (as well as Hyacinth's sisters) to help plan a birthday party for Hyacinth, but just when it seems the plans are going along smoothly, a series of 'disasters' threatens to ruin the entire event! Liz narrates the story of how the 'best laid plans' can go awry.

It always a challenge for Emmet Hawksworth to get to work in a morning without being sung at, but this particular morning proves to be even more difficult when he has to sneak Hyacith's youngest sister out the door without being seen as Mrs Bucket is likely to jump to the wrong conclusion, what with her never being able to listen!

When Daisy and her sisters' father dies, the former decides to break out of her everyday routine and do something special in his honor. With Onslow's help, she sets out to write a comedic novel inspired by Hyacinth's social exploits and disasters.

What *really* happened aboard the QE2? Scenes we didn't get to see!

The telephone rings at the Bucket Residence. Rose's latest gentleman friend, the Earl of Crawford (!) has invited the whole family to go camping on his estate. Glowing with the possibilities for social advancement this means, Hyacinth commandeers Richard to buy the necessary accoutrements and off they go, dressed for the occasion. Now, if only everything goes according to plan...

A little extra scene/s at the end of 'the Father Christmas Suit'. Rose decides one Christmas Kiss from Emmet is just not enough. A bit of festive fun just for the sake of it! *added back in rouge first paragraph*

The vicar finally vows to stop going out of his way to avoid 'the Bucket woman', but will he succeed? He is determined to do so, especially with his wife waiting to see what will come of his resolution. The vicar will indeed will be put to the test as he tries to tolerate his neighbor, Hyacinth Bucket. [Post-'Forces of Destiny'. Semi-onceshot].

Rose Granger has been searching for true love all her life-in all the wrong places. Emmett Hawksworth's harrowing divorce has left him wary of falling for another woman. But that may all change when Rose's and Emmett's lives become intertwined at one of Hyacinth Bucket's candlelight suppers. Rated T for some adult themes.

After reading some very good stories about Richard getting enough of Hyacinht I found some inspiration. In this story the focus is on the other characters. I thought it was time even for them - to find the courage to say no.

A little AU Hyacinth actually enjoys spending time with her family. The 4 sisters are getting along and the family is spending a lazy day together. please r&r!

Richard develops a sudden interest in Texas, so, along with a surprisingly accommodating Hyacinth, he leaves England for a ten day's visit to the Lone Star State. From the bustling city of Houston to a small "dude ranch" in rural Texas, Hyacinth learns of Texas' unique culture-and just how fiercely loyal Texans are to their state!

What was Hyacinth and Richard's early relationship like? Surely there must have been some genuine love and emotion between them. This is a hypothetical situation before they're married. Hyacinth is also closer with her sisters.

Hyacinth and Richard stay with their son Sheridan on their way to a vacation in Cornwall. While they're there Sheridan decides he has to tell his parents the truth about his relationship with his roommate. Comes after A Love Letter to Richard.

Didn't you ever feel as if Hyacinth should feel guilty about the way she treats her husband and the way their life has turned out? This is that story with some drama thrown in coming from Sheridan. How does the interference of life affect this couple?

Richard confronts Hyacinth about how she never listens to him. Does she admit that they have a problem or does she deny it? What is Richard's solution to the problem?

Fear of Mrs. Bucket, clumsiness

Emmet's feelings on Hyacinth

Written for zombi-fic-ation for the Zombie Fest 2012. The honored guests at Hyacinth's notorious candlelight supper don't seem quite 'themselves.'

Hyacinth decides to go on holiday to Scotland. For real. Richard is caught deciding between which suitcases to take along. And Elizabeth and Emmett are dragged along for the ride...

Once again, Rose is overcome with her divine calling, and the whole family must hear of it. Just for fun. Enjoy!

Hyacinth writes a note to Richard in the hopes that things can change between them. She leaves it on his pillow for him to find she doesn't want to be around when he reads it. Possible response in the future. please read and review!

"Richard, please," Hyacinth says, closing her eyes as if in great pain. "Don't use the z-word in our home."

Richard snaps and tells Hyacinth what he really thinks of her. This story chronicles how Hyacinth makes changes in herself and how others react.

When Hyacinth's away ...