Having a spinoff isn't as easy as it looks. The staff should know better.

[co-written with Punk Maneuverability] CJ, Sam, Ainsley, filet of sole, Toby, a raft, some other people, and a room with a glass door, in the great tradition of experimental dinner theater.

A drunken Josh shows up at Donna's one night and ends up doing something he regrets

She felt betrayed by her body because she ate right, and exercised, and engaged in a healthy amount of sex, and then just like that, her cells decided to turn on her with malignancy

We have wrung them out through Tobyslash and horrid babyfic. A chorus of praise for CJ/Toby.

FINISHED! Toby and C.J are arguing, pretty seriously.

CJ and Sam stumble through a one-night stand that leads to something more. (A post-ep series beginning with Manchester.)

Fourth in the Post-Administration series, covering the year 2009.

A series of letters. Letter #4 is up [10/23/02]

At night I plan meetings. I mentally arrange the words that I might use. I don't sleep. [slight J/D]

Sequel to The Not So Merry Month of May. Seven months after the stroke Josh and Donna are struggling to find what's best for their family.

As soon as my head hits the pillow I start thinking. And I'm thrust into this world of complete consciousness. [Slightly J/D]

Someone from Donna's past wants revenge and will stop at nothing to get what he wants. j/d

Josh is still smarting about lemonlyman.com, but Donna is in for a surprise of her own. J/D fluffiness.

The staff prepares for a visit to Ottawa in the first weeks of Bartlett's presidency. Please review!

This is for those who post at, joshlyman.com. I hope you like it.

CJ knows that Toby needs a sex life. But, is she helping or hindering?

Toby can't sleep, and doesn't know why.

Reflection on the real Toby Ziegler, from Andi's POV. Spoilers for Night Five.

Hogan calls Toby to talk.

Toby gives CJ a gift that means a lot.

CJ and Toby meet for the first time.

CJ's parent visit, and Toby's first on their list to see.

Toby gives CJ what she wants for Christmas.

It's Christmas time in the West Wing, and guess who plays Santa? This story was written during Season Three of TWW.