After waking up bound in a van he'd never thought he'd see again, Logan was looking to unwind. He'd eaten some breakfast, taken the dogs for a walk, and even spent a few hours down by the waves. However, now it was time to get to work ( Read more... )

Dated February 14th, 2010:
On the fair morn of Valentine's Day ( Read more... )

The island's mysteries were a constant source of fascination to Scotty, and much of the time that wasn't spent in building or collecting interesting materials was spent observing the island and trying to find patterns in the data that resulted. Today, Scotty's mind was on one of his favourite mysteries: why, when there were an infinity of worlds to ( Read more... )

With the sun's last rays dwindling in the sky and all manner of friend and volunteer being so wonderfully helpful, Jane believed that New Pemberley was well-equipped for the evening's festivities. She had the loveliest of help from her friends who only deserved the most effusive words of praise for their tasks in helping with chairs, tables, and ( Read more... )

( cut for spoilers for Being Human Series Two, Episode Eight )

Jean knows that she is well on her way to being terribly sunburned. The tips of her ears have started pinking up as has the bridge of her nose. The sunscreen that she had put on that morning before going out was in the middle of its final throes and giving up at an alarming rate ( Read more... )

There are a lot of things that McCoy has nightmares about. He's fallen asleep and dreamt of horrible things happening to Jocelyn, to Joanna, to Jim (and good god, when did he earn a plethora of J's in his life that he cares deeply about?). He dreams about the Enterprise crushing him and falling into the vacuum of space ( Read more... )

Matt was a comic book sort of guy before he came to the island. Now, even though he had all the time in the world, it was a little hard for him to keep up with a lot of series. Not because the island wasn't providing the issues, but because it was a little too creepy to be reading an issue of something and then have that person walk in the roomSo ( Read more... )

He should know better by now; he really truly ought to. When he found a reel marked 'STAR TREK' on the bookshelf, he ought to have left it there, turned his back until the books rearranged themselves into nothing but cook books and how-to manuals. He didn't leave it there, though, and he hasn't put it back ( Read more... )

Tony worked more from his workshop than he had, currently. He'd always done a lot, there, but now it wasn't just the projects he wanted to keep under wraps ( Read more... )