Amy is distraught as the doctor forgets an important day, she can't get over the fact he has forgotten it.

So, just for an interesting turn of events, I've decided to throw in a 12 year old. Yup. A 12 year old with no name, but who has an interest with the Doctor.

He was the boss of time, not the other way around. And the thing he wanted to do, more than rid himself of River's presence, was help Rose Tyler with her homework SPOILERS ALERT! HEAVY RIVER-BASHING! don't read if you're a river/doctor fan

...and the Headache is Non-Alcohol Related. You know what the worst part is? I never got to eat the noodles!

Set during 'Let's Kill Hitler.' The Doctor's thoughts on little Amelia and big Amy as he lays dying on the TARDIS floor after being poisoned.

The Doctor has some trouble with the word "Love" Just minor grammatical updates - I'm obsessive that way...

Rose returns to the Tardis in less then perfect shape, The Doctor is less then pleased.

Memories can be tricky things. But even they have guidelines. Little did the Doctor know that memories can only be created, not destroyed. Should someone attempt to forcibly evict them, they go and find another home.

Things said and heard in Pete's World. Life is hard when everyone has a different idea of what's right. Post-Doomsday, pre-Journey's End.

Second in a series, first being 'Nobody Said It Was Easy'. Amy and her grandchild talk about origins, of far off places and paper continents. Implied River/Doctor relationship.

The Doctor contemplates the enigma that is Rory Pond. *One-shot, spoilers for "The God Complex"*

Ten. Chained to Three. Naked. With Cake. And the Master. Gallifrey is gone, and so are the spare parts shops that the Doctor needs to fix up his Tardis. Luckily, he's found a way to deal with that!

- "And Doctor Song, in prison all her days?" "Her days, yes. Her nights… well, that's between her and me, eh?"

Or, Jenny's Education of the Unpredictable Nature of Adventuring. In which Jenny lives her life, and learns that the problem with blind dates is that you never know what you're going to get. And that angst is as likely an outcome as humour.

as the doctor finally stops to think the latest events he starts to get confused as to whether it was the right thing to do. WARNING: SPOILERS FOR THE WEDDING OF RIVER SONG!

After 12 years and 4 phsychiatrists The Doctor finally comes back for Amy, what will happen?

One-Shot so far. It all hit him like a ton of bricks. Like the TARDIS had landed right on top of his head. What they had, the love, it had no limits. If she would risk ending all of time just for him, he could bend as many rules as he could for her.

A look into each characters thoughts through each episode from 'Rose' to 'The Wedding of River Song'

The Doctor has gone. She has to accept that. Even if this is the fifth glass of whiskey and the man next to her is beginning to look a lot like the Prime Minister. She needs to accept it.

Amy is PMSing. The Doctor must deal. S5, pre-Rory.

On the eve of her death, the Doctor takes River on one final trip, The Singing Towers.

Set during 'The Impossible Astronaut.' Amy's thoughts as she watches the Doctor walk to what becomes his death.

The owner of a 33rd century sugarleaf plantation takes pills. She doesn't remember what they're for, just knows that she needs to take them - three times a day without fail. But when she encounters the Doctor he thinks she needs a change of prescription.

This is really Taylor Grace's story, I just wrote it for her. Basically, Amy has a nightmare, and the Doctor comforts her. Please Review! And thank Taylor Grace as well!

"Rory Williams, the nurse. Never quite a doctor, though he was used to that." Features Eating Disordered!Rory, nothing graphic.