Based on the redacted, but never filmed scene written for William Shatner in the new movie. I wish they had put it in, but maybe I wouldn't have been able to change it up so freely if they had.

Spock is given a message from his counterpart; it's a hologram of the other Jim sent on Spock's birthday. Will it convince Spock to stay in Starfleet?

Doctor McCoy and Spock go Christmas shopping in a… particular kind of shop. Wrote centuries ago for the K/S advent calendar and never posted here! I am doing it now, don't laugh ;P

Sex toys mentioned but not used!

Jim is haunted by the memories Spock Prime accidentally transferred to him on Delta Vega. They meet in order to rid Jim of his ghosts, but find something altogether more fascinating.

Co-Author:  Danielle Stewart

Santa visits the Enterprise and we learn how Santa manages to visit all those children in just one night.

Kirk and Spock play pirates while on the Shore Leave planet. Originally published in the print fanzine T’hy’la # 4, 1984.

Things get very nicely heated between an unusually carefree Jim and Spock, aboard the first Enterprise on which the two served together...

The slightly longer (!) 'It Takes Two' alternative ending has now had a line added that I thought was already in the posting before.

Jim’s childish antics lead to something very adult. 

I hated this  You tube Clip but I must admit it was an interesting creative writing Challenge.  Here goes...

Of course you could try thr English (Mock the Week)  version of this challenge at www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fmn-g8FDUek. 

 Totally slash (Tell you what Spock  your towel is a lot softer than mine)

Summary: Because Jim Kirk is Jim Kirk, it's hard to tell when he is more than just attracted to someone. From personal experience, Lt. Uhura has come up with 10 signs to look for, to see if your captain may just be in love with your boyfriend.

Pairing: Disintegrating S/U to become S/K with K&U and S&U friendship

Companion piece to "10 Signs Your Boyfriend Is In Love with Your Captain."

A series of drabbles totaling 100 words each, posted in groups of threes. Any genre, any universe, anything goes. While some of the installments add up to form a semi-cohesive narrative, each individual drabble is a stand-alone.

I'll update the rating and warnings as needed.