Maria sat alone, waiting for him. The villa was frighteningly quiet; Maria was terrified; her mind held terrible thoughts. What had happened? Read and find out what it meant for everyone.

Christmas is upon the von Trapp household and the children have a plan to make it the best Christmas ever.

A few weeks into their unbearably chaste engagement, Georg gets an idea from one of the children's pranks.

This is a story that I have been thinking about for a while. Not too AU just changed a little of the story line. Maria does go back to the abbey because of Elsa. The Captain and Elsa do not get engaged. What happens while she is gone? And what happens when she return?

"Georg spun in a circle in the middle of the street, scarf flailing, uncaring that he looked a bit like a madman."-My entry for the Holiday Advent Calendar!

A short one shot. Maria says her bedtime prayers in the midst of her anxieties about the children's well-being, her fear of caring too much for the Captain, and her certain uncertainty of being able to serve the Lord like she had originally promised herself.

She wants nothing more than to remember the past. He wants nothing more than to forget it. An AU story influenced by the Story of the Trapp Family Singers and Maria's memoirs. Please leave me a review!

As the seasons pass, the large oak tree on the Von Trapp grounds witnesses just what it means to love. (A Proboards prompt)

When governess number twelve arrives at the villa, Georg's world is thrown into disarray. It's not in the words they share but in the unspoken gestures, subtle glances and meaningful silences that they begin to come together. But when Georg is brutally attacked, Maria is forced to be stronger than she ever thought possible. (Changed summary, same story)

Set in 1941. As the von Trapps prepare for their first winter in Vermont, the obtain wool socks in a surprising way. Kurt, now 15, worries that wearing the socks will make him a sissy.

"Well, none of these will do," Maria muttered to herself, eye brows furrowing as she cast a curious glance over her shoulder at the Baroness standing in her doorway. A slight A/U!

What if Herr Zeller told the Captain that he would be recruited by the Nazi Navy the day of the Party? Maria and Elsa have very different reactions to this alarming news and the Captain has to decide who he can trust with planning an escape while pretending that everything in his aristocratic life is fine.

Twenty years. Three women. One gazebo. How the gazebo affected each of the relationships in Georg von Trapp's life.

An unexpected parcel leaves Maria in puzzlement...Readers from the Sound-of-Music-Fics website will be familiar with this story, but I publish it here for those who have not yet come across it!

When the Captain returns from Vienna, what to serve for dinner on Friday night becomes more complicated than anyone expected. And a man learns to respect an aspect of a woman's faith as he starts to fall in love with her.

Slightly AU, the argument by the lake take a different turn. "Your eyes are like storms" My first Fan Fiction, please review. This can be a one shot, or more can be added.

Captain VonTrapp is certain that his wife is hiding something, in his attempt to find out he makes a shocking discovery, was his assumption correct all along? Written for the August Prompt. Please R&R :)

What if Georg had a secret that neither Maria nor his children knew about. Written for the August ProBoards writing prompt.

This is a shortened version of my original chapter. I submitted it to a local contest and it won. It had to be 800 words. So it is missing a lot of the details. I wanted to share with my loyal fans. Read and enjoy

Maria, struggling with the rules of the Abbey, finds help in a kindred spirit. In memory of Marni Nixon (1930-2016)

What if Maria actually did learn to use the whistle and the Captain had his own signal. Maria finds herself inexplicably drawn to having some fun with the whistle at the Captain's expense and she hopes perhaps that she might even teach him a lesson in the process.

What if maria wasn't the good little nun at the Von Trapp villa

If there had ever been just one day in his life when he would happily – no - forcibly have traded all his tomorrows for one single yesterday, then today was that day.

Of course, Rolfe had a choice. He'd always had. But the lesson comes too late that the key is to have something worth choosing.

This was a chapter a long time ago in an AU piece. After finding it and reviewing it, I've decided that it was good enough to stand in it's own as a one shot. So, Maria never left the party and never went back to the abbey until after Georg proposed marriage to her. This is the story of how she told Reverend Mother about her upcoming wedding.