After spending quite some time in Spock's company, Jim Kirk is determined to disprove some myths about the superiority of Vulcans.  He later discovers that sometimes trying to prove a myth wrong is not as fun when confronted with the evidence to do so. 

Follows the story "Intake Monitors." 

Newlyweds James T. Kirk and Spock spend their Holiday shore leave alone together in a remote cabin once belonging to Jim's grandparents.  They learn more about each other and Jim introduces his new husband to the Winter Holiday traditions - even if he doesn't quite understand why he take part in them himself.  An unexpected event occurs that disrupts the couple's newlywed bliss.  Luckily, one of them has experience with taking charge of a situation. 

Written for the K/S Advent 2015.

Leonard McCoy, CMO of the USS Enterprise, was convinced he was just never supposed to have any sort of luck sexually.  And if James T. Kirk interrupted him again when he was having a little luck, he would make sure that he wasn't the only one to suffer because of it...

It's Thanksgiving on Earth and the crew of U.S.S. Enterprise gather together to celebrate. However, not everyone is thrilled with Kirk's demand of deep-frying the turkey. Someone better take charge before things get out of hand.

Spock arrives in his quarters and is confronted by a surprise, courtesy of one James T. Kirk.

Kirk has an allergic reaction that causes Bones to make some drastic changes to the captain's dietary restrictions, and appoints someone to monitor what Kirk eats for a while.

Kirk invites McCoy and Spock to a birthday party while they are still planetside.  As the night progresses, recollections surface, realizations are had, and everyone - except the underaged Chekov - enjoys a few drinks. 

Follows "The Dawn in Desinence" and is Fifth in the Metamorphosis to T'hy'la Series.

James T. Kirk was no longer young, and his own image became a thing to avoid.

Written for the 2015 Old Married Spirk Challenge.

James T. Kirk is absolutely annoyed that others at the Enterprise's Halloween Party did not put nearly as much effort into their costume choices as he did.

Truths come to the surface when the crew of the Enterprise begin to submit their new and required personnel forms. Kirk, Spock, and McCoy discuss and evaluate concerning points, and at times recommend psychotherapeutic sessions. In some cases, something a little more is required. Something much harder than a session with a doctor. Sometimes people simply have to learn to offer forgiveness.

Seventh in the "Metamorphosis to T'hy'la" Series. Follows "Personal Revelations."