V. The One With Weddings at the Park

by Creedog VanDrey

 

Category: Friends

Genre: Fantasy, Humor

Rating: PG

Language: English

Summery: Season 8.  Godeerc the Mystic comes back to show the gang more of the past as he changes it.  This one revolves around what would happen if the gang had met each other at earlier times in their lives.

 

A/N: Hello, wonderful readers.  Sonriso and I have been doing a lot of work lately.  We hope to get a lot of stuff out to you in these last few days before school starts up again.  This one, as you can probably tell from the title, is the fifth visit of Godeerc the Mystic.  This one I hope to have a lot of fun with.  To make up for me short fics lately, this one will be pretty long, at least that is what it looks like from here.  If I really wanted to, I probably could make this fic one of several.  If I indeed do have enough content in the first section, I will break up the story into two or three parts.  This does take place in Season 8, but it may or may not have a difference in the story.  Actually, I may need to establish that so I can based my jokes around it.

 

 

Scene 1: Monica’s Apartment

(the gang sitting around)

 

Monica: Honey?

 

Joey: In the cabinet.

 

Monica: Chandler?

 

Chandler: (from the bedroom) Yes, dear. (comes out) Did I just call you “dear?”

 

Monica: Yeah.

 

Chandler: I think we’ve been married too long.

 

Monica: (to Phoebe) How am I going to keep him?

 

Phoebe: I warned you.

 

Monica: No, you didn’t.

 

Phoebe: Okay, sorry, sometimes I have entire conversations in my head.  I do it a lot with hot guys.  By the way, Rach, Matt Damon says, “Hi.”

 

Monica: Who says “Hi” to me?

 

Phoebe: Robin Williams.

 

Ross: Dare I ask?

 

Phoebe: Kate Winslet slaps you for not calling.

 

Joey: And me?

 

Phoebe: Joey, honey, the last time I talk with a famous celebrity about you, the conversation ended so dirty, I had to take in a Mass.

 

Joey: Oh, don’t worry about that Pheebs.  I do the exact same thing twice a week.

 

(OPENING CREDITS)

 

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

 

Rachel: So, Mon, you think you and Chandler are going to be together a long time?

 

Monica: Yeah.

 

Rachel: I hope so.  ‘Cause with Ross over there, getting divorced ever ten minutes, you have a chance to get onto good turns with your mom.

 

Ross: Rachel, for being in the strangest one, you seem to joke about my marriages quite freely.

 

Rachel: I know, but Chandler can’t make the jokes all the time.

 

Chandler: Is that a challenge?

 

Rachel: (looks at him; then to Monica) Only you, only you.  So, why do think it worked out?

 

Monica: I don’t know.  I mean, I’ve known Chandler since I was eighteen.  I guess he finally grew on me.

 

Ross: Okay, Rachel and I have known each other since I was seven.  Under the same philosophy, we would have grown together.

 

Rachel: We did grow together.  Then, someone else grew between us.

 

Ross: What?  You are not seriously blaming me for Bonnie or Emily or Julie, are you?

 

Rachel: No, the one whose name shall not be mentioned.  The menial copier girl.

 

Joey: Chloe?

Rachel: Okay, what part of “name shall not be mentioned” did you not get?

 

Joey: (counts the words out) Oh, sorry ‘bout that.  I get all the words, but my brain wants to filter out extraneous phrases.

 

(awkward pause)

 

Chandler: Who says you two aren’t growing together?  Didn’t you two grow a little too close not too long ago. (pats Rachel’s stomach)

 

Rachel: I guess.  And by the way, you’re not allowed to do that, yet. (swats his hand) Hey, guys, I was thinking, what would it have been like if we had all met when we were really young?  Would the whole Chandler and Monica thing have worked out this well?

 

(A/N: Wow, could that lead-in be anymore corny?)

 

(^_^ - No cornier than the one Rachel did in “The One That Could Have Been.”)

 

Ross: If knowing Chandler for even longer hadn’t driven Monica insane yet.

 

Phoebe: Ooh, we need that Godeerc guy.

 

Chandler: Pheebs, he just doesn’t appear whenever we want him to.

 

Joey: Yeah, he does.

 

Chandler: Well, if he comes in the next minute, I’ll pay you ten bucks.

 

Joey: Twenty. (Chandler shakes his head) What happens if he brings me a meatball sandwich?

 

Chandler: (laughing) All right, if he brings you a sandwich, Parmesan and oregano.  And he brings me a Barry Manilow: Greatest Hits CD.  $100.

 

Joey: Deal. (Chandler smiles in victory)

 

Phoebe: Wait, I want in on this.  Another hundred bucks if he brings me a Grape Tootsie Roll Pop.

 

Chandler: $100 to both of you.  Assuming he comes.  One-fifty if he brings me a Barry Manilow Greatest Hits CD.

 

(the doorbell rings)

 

Chandler: Coincidence. (Monica opens the door; it’s Godeerc) Coincidence.

 

Godeerc: (brings out a bag) Joey, here’s your sandwich.  Parmesan and oregano, just like you like it. (Chandler’s mouth drops) Here, Pheebs. (pulls out Tootsie Rolls) All I have is grape, is that okay? (throws her one) And Chandler, I don’t know why you wanted this, but here. (hands him a Barry Manilow: Greatest Hits CD)

 

Chandler: It’s to bash my head against.

 

Ross: Okay, you’re really starting to scare me.  How did you know all that?

 

Godeerc: Well, I could tell you I was psychic, but, then again, you’re Prof. Dr. Ross E. Geller, Ph.D.  So, I’ll tell you this apartment’s bugged.

 

Ross: Is that legal?

 

Godeerc: Perfectly. (pause) And by the way, while we’re on the subject, you totally screwed up you and Rachel that first time around.  You should quit emphasizing the fact that you were on a break. (Rachel smiles) And why you’re smiling I don’t know.

 

Rachel: You believe that we weren’t on a break, don’t you?

 

Godeerc: I do believe it. 

 

Rachel: You’re saying it was okay that he slept with Chloe?

 

Godeerc: Heck no.  That was the stupidest thing on the planet to do.  Even I know that.

 

Rachel: Right!

 

Godeerc: I understand your pain, but I don’t think you have enough right to blame Ross as you claim.

 

Rachel: Why not?

 

Godeerc: Didn’t you break up Ross and Julie?

 

Rachel: What’s that got to do with anything?

 

Godeerc: Why did you do it?

 

Rachel: I was in love with Ross!  And I was drunk!  It was a mistake!

 

Godeerc: Ross, you were still in love with Rachel when you and Chloe happened, right?

 

Ross: Yeah.

 

Godeerc: Weren’t you drunk?

 

Ross: Yeah.

 

Godeerc: And claim it was a mistake?

 

Ross: Yes.  Several times.

 

Godeerc: Okay, the prosecution rests.  It’s not quite apples to apples, but just food for thought.  It’s the number of a friend of mine, Todd.  He’s a marriage counselor.  He’s the best.  But enough chatter, let’s get to the glimpsing.

 

Monica: Yeah.  We’d like to know what would have happened if we’d all known each other earlier on in our lives.

 

Godeerc: (smiles) Sounds interesting.  I’ll bring you all together when you were little tykes, and we’ll just watch and see what happens.

 

 

Scene 2: A Playground in Central Park (yes, Park), 1976

(30-something Jack and Judy Geller with 7-year-old Ross and 6-year-olds Monica and Rachel)

 

Ross: (playing with dinosaurs figures underneath the monkey bars) Rarr!  T-Rex is gonna eat poor helpless stegosaurus.  Yum!  Yum!  Yum!

 

Monica: (atop the monkey bars) Rachel, come up here!

 

Rachel: No!  Ross’ll look up my skirt.

 

Monica: I told you we were going to playground.

 

Rachel: Let’s play something different.  Like wedding.  You love that game.

 

Monica: We don’t have any grooms.

 

Rachel: There’s Ross.

 

Ross: What?

 

Rachel: Nothing.

 

Monica: I can marry him.  That’s wrong.

 

Rachel: Why?

 

Monica: I don’t know.  It just is. (climbs down) You’ll have to marry him.

 

Rachel: (not too enthusiastic) Okay.

 

Monica: You sure?  ‘Cause you ran away from Barry when we played wedding yesterday.

 

Rachel: He was making mean jokes about Mr. Potato Head.  Plus, his daddy’s scary.

 

Monica: Well, all evil monster dentists are. (they shiver)

 

Rachel: Yeah, I know.  I’ll play with Ross, I promise.

 

Monica: Ross, play wedding with us.  You have to marry Rachel.

 

Ross: Why? (stick a dinosaur in her face)

 

Monica: Because, you just have to.

 

Ross: No.

 

Monica: I pinch you.

 

Ross: Nuh-uh.

 

Monica: Uh-huh.

 

Ross: Nuh-uh.

 

Monica: Uh-huh.

 

Ross: Nuh-uh.

 

Monica: Uh-huh.

 

Ross: Nuh-uh.

 

Rachel: Stop!  If you two don’t quit it, I’ll be grown up enough to get marry for real.  Ross, please.

 

Ross: (reluctantly) Okay, but just this once.  And why can’t Monica go first?

 

Monica: I don’t have anybody to marry.  Now, marry Rachel.

 

Ross: You’re always making me play your games.  I played house with you and Caroline, but then she left to play with Susie.  And took our doll with them.

 

Monica: I know.


Ross: And Emily?  We played married, but she got mad and didn’t play with me anymore.

 

Monica: You called her a circus clown.

 

Ross: She talked funny.

 

Monica: Anyway…

 

Ross: All right, I go first, but then you have to find somebody.

 

Monica: I will.

 

(time lapse)

 

Monica: And I now pronounce you man and wife.  You may now kiss the bride.

 

Ross and Rachel: No!

 

Monica: Okay, don’t.  It would be very gross to see.

 

Ross: Okay, I married you.  Can I play with dinosaurs again?

 

Rachel: (acting adult-like) Okay, but someday you’ll want to be married to me, and we will, and I’ll make us be not married.

 

Ross: We won’t get married for real.  We’ll have to be crazy.

 

Judy: Ross, honey, want a juice box?

 

Ross: Is it grape?

 

Judy: Yes, dear.

 

(he runs over)

 

(time lapse)

 

 

Scene 3: The Playground, 1976

(Dr. Burke, late twenties, and his son come up)

 

Jack: Richard!

 

Richard: Jack!  How you doing, buddy?  I thought I bring along little Timmy to play.

 

Judy: That’s great, Richard.  I think the girls are playing wedding right now.

 

(Timmy runs away)

 

Judy: Yeah, there are few like that.

 

(Monica runs up to Dr. Burke)

 

Monica: Dr. Burke, Dr. Burke.  Will you play marry me?

 

Dr. Burke: (gets down on one knee) Well, honey, I’d love to, but I’m already married to Mrs. Barbara.

 

Monica: You’re married to her.  You can be not play-married to her for a minute, and then be play-married to me, and then you can be real-married to her again. (stops to catch her breath)

 

Dr. Burke: Well, I guess that makes perfect sense.

 

Jack: (nagging) Richard.

 

Richard: Oh, Jack, let her play.  You can get mad at me the second I start real-dating your Harmonica.

 

Monica: Dr. Burke!

 

Richard: Sorry, Honey.  Let’s play.

 

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)

 

Scene 4: Monica’s Apartment, Present

(the gang de-trances)

 

Monica: Whoa!

 

Rachel: Hey, wait a minute.  I remember most of that stuff.  Sorta.

 

Ross: Yeah.  That was all reality.

 

Godeerc: It was.  But, did you notice anything?

 

Rachel: Yeah, I was a cute little girl.

 

Joey: Hey, what about us!

 

Phoebe: Yeah, you said you were gonna show us what happened if we all met.

 

Godeerc: Okay, okay.  Here it goes.

 

 

Scene 5: The Playground, 1976

(Young Monica and Rachel playing tag; Ross pushing a pteranodon on the swing and lets it fly off)

 

Rachel: Too bad Dr. Burke had to leave before you could get married.

 

Monica: He didn’t want to play with dolls anyway.  Well, we’ll find someone else.

 

 

Scene 6: Across the Playground, 1976

(meanwhile, Mr. and Mrs. Bing drop off young Chandler)

 

Mrs. Bing: Go on, Chandler, go play. (watching an athletic male jogger)

 

Mr. Bing: Yeah, find some friends. (also watching the jogger)

 

Mrs. Bing: Charles! (hits him in the gut)

 

Mr. Bing: Nora! (hits her arm)

 

(Chandler runs off, looking around shyly)

 

(Ross’s pteranodon lands in front of him; Chandler picks it up)

 

Ross: Hey.

 

Chandler: This your pterodactyl?

 

Ross: No, it’s my pteranodon.

 

Chandler: Oh, it’s cool.

 

Ross: Thanks.

 

Chandler: So… playing?

 

Ross: Pretty much.

 

Chandler: Cool.

 

Ross: Cool.  So, what’s your name?

 

Chandler: Chandler Bing.

 

Ross: Chandler Bing?  That’s a funny name.

 

Chandler: My parents are weird.

 

Ross: Mine, too.  They’re always locking themselves in their room.

 

Chandler: Mine don’t.  But my dad does swim in the pool in the dark with all the lights off and I’m not allowed to go see him.  I once saw him trying on my mom’s hat and shoes and I think her dress.

 

Ross: Ew!  That’s yucky!  You have a pool?

Chandler: Yeah, but I almost never swim in it.  It’s usually too cold, and the pool boy acts like Peewee Herman.

 

Ross: Yeah.  I hate him.

 

(A/N: I’m pretty sure there was no Peewee Herman in 1976, but bear with me.)

 

(Monica and Rachel approach them)

 

Monica: Ross, who’s that?

 

Ross: This is… what your name again?

 

Chandler: Chandler Bing.

 

Rachel: That’s a funny name.

 

Chandler: My parents are weird.

 

Rachel: Mine, too. My mom always acts like a movie star after she goes shopping, and my dad won’t let me bring boys home.  I think he’s scared of cooties, too. (pause) Hey, Monica, you can marry… what’s your name again?

 

Chandler: Chandler.

 

Rachel: …Chandler.

 

Monica: Oh, okay.

 

Chandler: Whoa, why are we getting married?  I’m only seven. (promptly displays it on his fingers)

 

Monica: Well, I’m only six. (holds up a random number of fingers, then retracts them and counts out six fingers, and displays them) Ross married Rachel and he’s seven and she’s six.

 

Chandler: You married her?

 

Ross: Only for a little bit.  Then they let me play dinosaurs again.  It’s really not bad.

 

Chandler: Sure.

 

(time lapse)


(Monica is waiting at the front of the monkey bars with a towel over her head)

 

Monica: They lost him, didn’t they?

 

Rachel: No, I’m sure Ross’ll talk to him.

 

(Ross drags Chandler back)

 

Ross: C’mon.  Don’t be such a baby.

 

 

Scene 7: Side of the Playground, 1976

(Mr. and Mrs. Tribbiani, pregnant; 7-year-old Joey with 6-year-old Gina, 4-year-old Angela, and 2-year-old Cookie)

 

Mr. Tribbiani: Joey, go play with your sisters.

 

Joey: Aw, Dad, do I have to?

 

Mrs. Tribbiani: Yes, dear.  Gina, Mary Angela, Cookie, play nice with your brother.

 

The girls: (in near unison) Yes, Mama. (but Cookie giggles evilly)

 

(they travel over to the monkey bars in a beeline)

 

(the girls scatter)

 

Monica: Okay… what’s your name?

 

Chandler: Chandler!

 

Monica: Yeah, Chandler, now you can go.

 

Joey: Hey, how you playin’?

 

Rachel: Huh?

 

Joey: Wha’cha doin’?

 

Rachel: Playing wedding.

 

Joey: Okay, good-bye. (comes back) But, if you’re looking for brides, I brought three of them.

 

Rachel: Hey, Funny-Named-Kid!  Chan-something!  We got another bride for you.

 

(time lapse)

 

Chandler: (to Gina) Well, it was fun being married to you, but let’s be not married, okay?

 

Mary Theresa: You didn’t marry me.  You married Mary Angela.

 

Chandler: I did?

 

Joey: Dude, you don’t remember which one of my sisters you married?

 

Chandler: They all look alike.

 

Joey: They do not.  Line up! (they do) See?

 

(the girls look exactly the same except for height)

 

Chandler: Oh.  Sorry.

 

Joey: Never mind.

 

(Cookie punches him)

 

Chandler: Ow!  That hurt.  (he goes to punch back, but falls when she runs off)

 

 

Scene 8: Side of the Park, 1976

(Mrs. Buffay brings identical twins Phoebe and Ursula to the park)

 

Mrs. Buffay: Play nice girls.

 

Phoebe: Okay, Mommy.

 

Ursula: Yes, Mommy.

 

(Mrs. Buffay turns and Ursula trips Phoebe and runs off)

 

(Phoebe chases after her until the monkey bars)

 

(Phoebe runs into Joey)

 

Phoebe: Sorry.

 

Joey: It’s okay.  Just watch it.

 

Monica: Hi, I’m Monica, want to play wedding?

 

Phoebe: Sure, but not the bride.  I played wedding once with a guy once, and he got let into my neighborhood’s private park, and then he ran off to roller skate.

 

Monica: Oh, okay.  You can be my maid of honor.

 

Rachel: I thought I was going to be your maid of honor.

 

Monica: Well, you two decide.

 

Rachel: Me.

 

Phoebe: Me.

 

Rachel: Me.

 

Phoebe: Me.

 

Rachel: Me.

 

Phoebe: Me.

 

Rachel: Me.

 

Phoebe: Me.

 

Rachel: Me.

 

Phoebe: Me.

 

Rachel: Let’s make Ross and Joey to decide.

 

(time lapse)

 

Joey: Wow, don’t you think the girl on the monkey bars is prettier?

 

Chandler: They’re exactly the same.

 

Joey: No, they’re not!  Ursula’s much prettier.

 

Chandler: Whatever.  Play-marry her, why don’t you?

 

Joey: Oh, okay.  Hey, Phoebe, can I marry your sister?

 

Phoebe: No!  Marry me!

 

Joey: I thought you didn’t want to get married.

 

Phoebe: Well, I don’t want her to get married more.

 

Joey: Oh. 

 

(time lapse)

 

(Monica is marrying them)

 

Monica: I now declare you man and wife.  You may now kiss the bride.

 

Joey and Ursula: No!

 

Monica: Yeah, please don’t.

 

Joey: Hey!  You’re Phoebe!

 

Phoebe: No I’m not!

 

Joey: Yes you are.  You’ve got a “P” on your dress, not a “U.”

 

Phoebe: Oops.

 

Joey: Haha.  Yours and your sister’s initials are “PU.”

 

Phoebe: Or “UP.”

 

Joey: Yeah, I guess so.

 

Phoebe: Sorry about pretending to be Ursula.

 

Joey: That’s okay.  You’re nicer than she is.

 

Phoebe: Thank you. (beams)

 

Mrs. Buffay: Phoebe!  Ursula!  It’s time to go!

 

(Phoebe and Ursula run off)

 

 

Scene 9: In a Taxi

(Mrs. Buffay between Phoebe and Ursula, who are reaching across their mother’s lap)

 

Ursula: Give me your doll!

 

Phoebe: No, I wouldn’t give you my doll!  You’re mean.

 

Ursula: But I don’t have my doll.

 

Phoebe: Well, you’re not getting her.  If I had a nice brother or something, I’d let him play with it!  I’d give him three if I had them! (they start squabbling)

 

 

Scene 10: A Taxi Van

(the Tribbianis; Joey talking to his parents)

 

Joey: Why couldn’t I take a duck?

 

Mrs. Tribbiani: Ducks don’t make good pets.

 

Joey: Yes, they do!  When I grow up, I’m going to have a duck and a chicken, and maybe even a monkey!  Ross wants a monkey.  He also wants a dinosaur.

 

(his parents laugh)

 

 

Scene 11: A Luxury Car

(Chandler sits between his parents)

 

Mrs. Bing: So, Chandler, did you have fun?

 

Chandler: Yeah, I played with a boy named Ross, and his sister made me marry her.

 

Mr. Bing: Well, that wasn’t very nice of her.

 

Chandler: It’s okay.  We’re not married anymore.

 

Mr. Bing: You divorced?

 

Mrs. Bing: Shh!  Not the D-word!

 

Mr. Bing: Sorry.  Martin!  Play our song!

 

The Driver, Martin: Yes, sir. (turns on the radio)

 

(it plays, “It’s Raining Men”)

 

 

Scene 12: The Gellers’ Porsche

(Rachel is dropped off)

 

(Jack honks his horn)

 

Judy: Jack, quit showing off your Porsche.  Leonard may get out his Corvette and want to race.

 

Jack: I’d leave him in the dust.

 

Monica: Mommy, Mommy!  Guess what!

 

Judy: What, Honey?

 

Monica: I got married!

 

Judy: That’s great, Monica.  You’d you marry?

 

Monica: A boy named… what was his name?

 

Ross: Chester?  Chandelier?  Something like that.

 

Judy: Well, what about Ross?  Did he share some nuptials?

 

Monica: I’m not sure.  But he did marry Rachel.

 

Judy: That’s cute.  We’ll start planning the wedding.

 

Monica: No, it’ll never happen in real life.  Rachel’s going to grow and be a princess.  Ross is going to play with dinosaurs all day.

 

Judy: Oh, I’m sure he won’t grow up and play with dinosaurs.  Ross?

 

Ross: Rarr!  Arg! (his dinosaurs fighting)

 

Judy: Then again… Jack?

 

Jack: I don’t know Judy, that girl may just grow up to be a princess if you ask me, the way Leonard spoils her.

 

(COMMERCIAL BREAK)


Scene 13: Monica’s Living Room, Present

(they de-trance)

 

Joey: Wow!  That was a long one!  Excuse me, my sandwich wasn’t in the mood for glimpsing.” (he runs to the bathroom)

 

Phoebe: You know, there’s was something familiar, something déjà vu about all this.

 

Monica: Yeah, I noticed that, too.

 

Phoebe: You think it was because Ursula is so mean now, and that she was so mean then?

 

Ross: Yeah, I’m pretty sure that’s it, Pheebs.

 

Phoebe: Wait!  No, it’s not!  I remember that day!  But, I don’t think the guy I played wedding with was Joey.

 

Rachel: She’s got a point.  If that’s the day I’m thinking about, and I’m not completely trusting my memory now, but Monica never found a guy to play her husband that day.

 

Monica: I didn’t.

 

Rachel: Well, Honey, you’ve had about seven thousand play weddings.

 

Monica: Good point.

 

Chandler: Wow, so you’re saying that’s what would have happened?

 

Godeerc: Pretty much.  Creepy huh?

 

Joey: (coming out) Totally, what was on that sandwich?

 

Godeerc: I thought it was parmesan and oregano, but I could be mistaken.

 

Joey: Whatever.

 

Monica: You know what?  Watching that makes me glad we’re so close now, not so flighty or bellicose.

 

(ENDING CREDITS)

 

Ross: Well, you’re still a bit aggressive.

 

Monica: I am not.

 

Rachel: Are too.

 

(^_^ - Are too; Dee too.  Beep bop zip whistle.)

 

Monica: Am not.

 

Ross and Rachel: Are too.

 

Monica: Am not.

 

Phoebe: Well, just goes to show you.

 

Joey: Yeah.  Oh, Pheebs. (motions her near) I took Hugsy to the tailor to be mended.  Would you mind if I borrow one of your stuffed animals, just for tonight?

 

Phoebe: What?  Lend you one of my stuffed animals?  Are you crazy?

 

Joey: Why not?  Am I not nice?

 

Phoebe: I guess…

 

Chandler: (ignoring the rest; turns on the TV)

 

TV: Hiya, everybody!  It’s time for Peewee’s Playhouse!

 

Chandler: (screams)

 

Monica: AM NOT!

 

Ross and Rachel: ARE TOO!

 

(END)

 

 

A/N: Hey, I’m back on track!  I know it’s been a long sabbatical, but I’m ready to give you some more.  I’ll jump right to in the works.

 

VI. The One Where the Mystic Changes Vegas.  This one is the very next thing I’m doing.  I can probably get it out to you tomorrow.

 

VII. Unnamed.  This will be the last in the series.  Sorry.  But review to Godeerc’s Fifth Visit will Glimpsing ideas and I will do a series of short request fics.  I’m not sure what VII will be like, but it will include Jessica, and it will be more dramatic.

 

Some of Godeerc’s Stuff:

 

The One With the Fake Addressees.  This is one I’m going to be working on very soon.  Season 7: Rachel and Joey get mail with odd addressee titles.  Chandler meets a famous author.  Ross and Phoebe take Monica wedding dress shopping.

 

The One With the Hypnotism.  This is a brand new idea.  It will be very silly, like TOW Decongestants.  I don’t have to tell you what kind of chaos ensues.

 

The High School Days series.  Okay, I need to work on this series.  The next one will feature the New Friends and a few deranged teachers.

 

All my Fantasy, Clips, and Second Part fics have been temporarily put on hold.

 

Buffy fics:

 

Basically everything’s been put on hold, except for:

 

The Mystic in the Hellmouth series.  This will not be done for a while, but is not on hold.

 

Anything else:

 

Any non-Friends or non-Buffy fic that I’ve promised is likely on hold or abandoned. 

 

The Star Wars fic I’m writing will take a lot of time and effort, but I haven’t put in on the “abandoned” list, yet.

 

Anyway, my inspiration is returning, I present to you, Creedog VanDrey, back in black!

 

^_^ - ?

 

Yeah, I know.  Just do the closing.

 

^-^ - Hi!  I’m Sonweeso.  I’m fwee years owd.  Wanna pway?

 

 

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