Nap time in the Juice household.

It's Lydia's senior year and she is faced with Senior Prom. A very important dance in a young girl's life, Lydia really wants to go, but has no date. Who comes to her rescue? Beetlejuice of course. The first in a new romantic drama trilogy from me.

A double drabble about love.

'Love is strong as death; jealousy is cruel as the grave'

Beetlejuice becomes subject to a witch's spell. Lydia becomes angry.

Lydia is close to death while Beetlejuice can only watch.

An afternoon on the farm, with some surprises and some discoveries.

An ailing Beetlejuice; a solicitous Lydia.

Beetlejuice will do anything for Lydia, especially when she's not well. Including research.

Even the things you get right the first time can be re-done. Maybe better.

Lydia makes a bet that risks everything that's important to her.

A visit by a relative of Lydia's leads to some exciting times. And a certain change in the relationship.

The games people play. Maybe it's what you think. Maybe it's not.

Beetlejuice & Lydia travel to the Neitherworld's Sister Planet Otherworld. What kind of Adventure will they have there. Will alley's there be able to help them get home?

It takes a while for bread to be ready to bake. In fact, it takes a while for a lot of things. Wisdom is knowing when to wait.

All it takes its some firmness and strict discipline.

If there's something weird, and it don't look good – who ya gonna call? No, no, no! You call your best friend!

An interrobang is a character formed by combining a question mark with an exclamation point. And it's a very descriptive word.

Dance partners. And so much more.

A fish story, with a mushy overlay.

Persiflage and badinage. And bread.

Peacock; noun, verb, and idiom. Just a vignette.

One of the "in-between" moments.

When you're all alone and in trouble, who do you call? The one person you trust the most.

Moral decisions, ethical choices, personal mores. Sometimes it's not all that easy.