aka Why Spike Shouldn't be Allowed to Babysit. Xander tries to tell Spike that babies shouldn't have mohawks. Spike disagrees. Fluff, humor, and rampant silliness. Slash undertones if you choose to see it, of the Spike/Xander variety.

Sequel to "When Slayers Meet". Xander gets himself into trouble, Buffy questions herself and her job. Takes place after the 1st season, but before the 2nd.

'World without end', and then some.

'Identity crisis' doesn't even begin to cover it.

It isn't easy, standing in the shadow of giants …

It wasn't only people that left Sunnydale before the last days.

Who's afraid of a spear-carrier? You might be surprised.

Sometimes the enemy you can count on is exactly the friend you need.

Experience really is the best teacher … but occasionally something quicker is needed.

There's 'unremarked', and then there's 'unremarkable'. Not the same.

You may not get what you pay for … but you always pay for what you get.

Some relationships are unconventional … and some are freaking dynamite.

A drabble: Xander. Africa.

A drabble: Xander. Spike. Roommates.

Four linked drabbles: Buffy. Resurrection.

A drabble: Ethan Rayne. Literary allusion.

"Noblesse oblige" can be a royal pain.

Uneasy lies the head. Totally.

Even chipped, Spike can figure a way to get what he wants.

The euphoria and heartbreak that can mend a broken relationship. Heed the content rating. Behind the scenes of Willow and Tara's restored bond. May add more one-shots, depending on reviews.

Forgotten … but not EXACTLY gone.

It's the end of the world as we know it, but there are still choices to be made.

It's my party ..NOT.., and I'll slay if I want to.

Who knows what darkness lurks in the hearts of men? The survey knows …

Post Grave. Willow is about to board the plane for the Coven in England when someone shows up for a not-goodbye.