The President was back to work in three days. It took Josh a lot longer. Takes place after "In the Shadow of Two Gunmen."

A sudden snowstorm leaves the staffers of the Bartlet Administration stranded at work for the night. It's not the first night they've spent in the West Wing, and at least tonight they have supplies laid in.

While CJ is out with the flu over Thanksgiving, her traditional duties fall upon other members of the staff. Leo is left to make an important decision.

Post Traumatic Stress disorder is a long-term diagnosis with no easy cure. The stress of the MS disclosure and the battle for reelection make dealing with Josh's symptoms difficult, but he's not fighting it alone.

With Zoey finally safe at home following her kidnapping. Charlie goes out to tie up some loose ends.

Margaret Hooper was twenty-two when she became a secretary, just for the summer.

Not all the victims of a traumatic event are immediately obvious. Charlie offers Donna some comfort as they both try to cope in the wake of the shooting at Rosslyn.

Ten years after the end of the Bartlet Administration. . . .

An ongoing series of drabbles on various West Wing topics and characters, with a heavy serving of Josh/Donna. So far each one has been exactly 100 words.

More than two years after splitting up, Will and Kate find themselves in a mess together and get a chance to catch up.

Josh and Donna take their annoying intern to experience one of Washington's most enduring internship traditions.

A contentious Supreme Court oral argument unearths the secret that nearly tanked Chief Justice Evelyn Baker Lang's nomination by the Bartlet White House over a decade earlier. At ideological odds with her closest friend on the Court, and fearful of the turmoil that a leak to the press might cause, the Chief Justice turns to a former Bartlet Administration senior staffer for help.

"Some people are born mediocre, some people achieve mediocrity, and some people have mediocrity thrust upon them." -Joseph Heller. In Bob Russell's White House, everyone is working to get something done. Anything at all would do.

Losing the White House didn't mean losing everything. It just meant a change of venue and a change of plans.

A week after Opposition Research, Abbey Bartlet shows up at Santos for President HQ, looking for a certain troublemaker.

Josh, Donna, an engagement ring and its transoceanic two-year journey. One-shot.

Josh and Donna spend a lonely night away from each other, texting. Set a couple of weeks after The Cold, during the Santos campaign. Very smutty. No plot whatsoever! Italics denote text messages.

An invitation to a Congressional soiree prompts a long-overdue discussion between Josh and Donna over a certain night and a certain red dress.

Jed Bartlet is the father of many daughters. Three of them, he raised from birth. Another one showed up one day at his campaign headquarters and hired herself. NOW COMPLETE

It takes time for things to go back to normal after the shooting at Rosslyn. Donna looks after Josh, and Josh looks after Charlie, in his own inimitable way.

The Santos Inauguration from fifteen different points of view

A state in which forces of tension in opposing directions are balanced and stable. A moment to rest before everything begins changing again.

Sam arrives at the Bartlet For America headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire. He's the last senior staff member on board, and is determined to make a good impression.

A vagrant, a thief and a very loud intruder walk into a campaign bus.

On the best days, Mandy was ignorable. On the worst days, she was all but invisible. Some things are just inevitable.