Welcome to Pic Fic: Take an indelible image from the GaMM canon and turn it into a different storyline. Who can forget the exquisite moment when Carolyn joins Captain Gregg in the attic, begowned, for a glass of Madeira? Idea belongs to Tay.

Light from the full moon reflected wanly on the retreating waves. Mrs. Muir peered closely at the Captain's face. Funny, but he seemed cross after such a wonderful day with Uncle Albert and the kids.

She smiled coyly up at the landing. "Why, I haven't so much as glanced at the James Gatley and I can tell just by looking at you that today promises to be gloriously fair, with plenty of ego and scattered pomposity."

Thanks to RevSue and her story "True Love Never Ends" which pointed me toward Curious Cousin as an interesting episode for exploration. For this piece, Cousin Harriet couldn't couldn't make it that weekend, and all for the best I think.

The silky embrace of the Moroccan shawl felt more binding than even the wedding ring on her finger.

ATC for Hero Today/Gone Tomorrow: Was she the first - or the only?

Mrs. Muir craves privacy in the Master Cabin - but solitude's another matter entirely.

Edited version of Drabble 1...more on the gooey look!

How do you interpret the infamous, gooey look that launched a thousand fan fics?

Mrs. Muir never spoke of her dead husband. She didn't have to.

Takes place maybe a year or so after the end of Workarounds, I wanted for a variety of reasons to spin the Claymore character a bit and explore how he'd react to the changed universe I left in place. Here goes. . .

No place in "Workarounds' for this missing scene, but something I wish we had been able to see post "The Ghost of Christmas Past"

After Mme. Tibaldi has brought up the idea of fortunetelling, Carolyn goes through her old diaries to review what she had written years earlier after seeing another fortuneteller.

Capt. Gregg gets exactly what he deserves after the credits roll on this episode.

Maidenhead. Figurehead. What was she? What was this? Who was he? Lightning streaked gloriously across the sky, bidden by the fury of the storm, not by spectral anger or frustration, and she opened her eyes and smiled as embraced her waist.

Privately, Martha wondered if rumors about ghosts were really true. Was he house bound, or could he just magically materialize in Philadelphia? It probably didn't matter.

Mrs. Muir and Captain Gregg learn a few new things about love . . . .

Carolyn gets more than she bargained for when she takes her first bath in Gull Cottage.

The other ghost in Carolyn Muir's life rematerializes, with dire consequences.

Whiney kids, squeaky floors and Martha's two cents. Captain Gregg takes her away from it all.

A brief exposition on Carolyn's only competition.

Drabble X 10

Carolyn ponders the beginning of 1969 by looking back at the year before.

...how the Captain's blasted dream should have ended.

Carolyn wants for find the perfect gift for the Captain. Does such a gift exist? A repost of an old story. Enjoy!