A repost of an earlier story. I've lengthened out the ending.

This is related to a couple other stories I've written. Ann gets interviewed on a talk show about her role in the play Death at the Ascot Hotel. It's told experimentally entirely in dialog.

This is my newest collaboration between me and Iloveromance. It's related to my earlier story "Do Something Crazy." After Ann wins a 100.00 gift certificate to Macy's, she and Donald spend the day there and also have lunch and dinner together.

Ann goes on a game show-and Does Something Crazy!

Some photos of Ann result in an intimate discussion between her and Donald.

A new collaboration between me and Iloveromance. Ann and Donald spend a day together at a place Donald would never normally go to!

Ann tries karate.

Ann Marie does a very unusual commercial!

Ann tries her hand at fixing a leak, with not-so-good success!

Anne Marie considers herself to be headstrong and independent, able to make decisions. But she finds herself in an unusual place when she has second thoughts about a role that requires no costumes. (Episode: "When In Rome").

Ann and Don go on a picnic-and get wet!

Don loses one of his contact lenses at Ann's apartment.

This is an AU. It's related to the episode where Ann owes the IRS over 2000 dollars. In the original, her father doesn't know about it, but in this one he does. I feel this gives it a better ending, hope you all agree.

This is related to my earlier story "This Play Makes a Splash!" That one was a fake news article; this is an actual story.

Girl becomes a vampire

A minor disaster causes Ann to get a new job!

A movie scene.

Ann visits Don at his office. I see this as a short passage they could've done on the show.

Don gives Ann a massage. A light fluff piece.

Ann has to do something a little crazy to get a movie role!

With a small smile, he decided to scrap the plans for the article and write a letter to Ann instead – hopefully it would clear his head and calm his nerves.

This article appeared in Newsday Magazine on May 3, 1971. (Not really!)

In 1979, Ann thinks back to the night Donald forgot to say goodnight.

This story is based on an actual dream that I had. In it, Ann Marie and two other girls were wading barefoot in a fountain. The three of them wore short dresses.

An "alternative universe:" What if Ann worked for Newsday, and Don was the struggling actor! In this story, she gives him a little pep talk. Contains a little bit of mild profanity.