210 things Kirk learned about Chekov, and the 1 thing Chekov taught Jim Just as the title says. WARNING: trigger alert for mentions of self harmed, attempted suicide. Read with discretion.

22To Prove They's Still Alive » Modern AU Race needed to escape his sister Paris and their life of crime- then he does, in a way he never figured on. Enter Jack Kelly. Not slash. (Horrible summery, but come on in for some Race whump, Jack withdrawals and plenty of feels:)

13Partners in Crime » Race couldn't imagine stepping onto pain like knifes or no feeling at all. He couldn't imagine the start of a fever, and the thought that it was just another cold, and then waking up a week later, weak and unable to use a limb, or all of them, maybe. Crutchie had had it easy and hard all at once. Race had been dished all the tough stuff in life, but it didn't mean he had to eat it

10Just before the Storm » While recovering from a bad injury, Saunders and his squad are sent on an assignment in Italy. Doubts about his value as a soldier begin to set in for Saunders as Thanksgiving approaches.

4 Note to my readers Hey guys, got some bittersweet news for y'all.

3When I was Twenty-Seven This one is for an incredible woman who was born in 1913; unrelated by blood only through my Step-Father, but someone who has always transfixed my imagination. I only met her once, in a tiny apartment, and after, in my young ignorance, almost forgot her. I was too young at the time to grasp the concept of this amazing thing, this incredible, joyful, energetic life.

18When Loyalties lie waiting » After an incident on a routine patrol, Tully must find his way all alone to an abondoned German truck in the desert-. If he fails, Moffitt dies at the hands of a German soldier whose name they do not know.

1 Wright now A tiny poem from the depths of my over-caffeinated mind...

9Knowing » A snapshot from Saunders' childhood. Enjoy!

1 After the Fire A Pearl Harbor Remembrance day Tribute; We can't know what happens after the death, after the fire. We can't say we will ever forget how it seems in a single moment of torrential grief. And so, for now, we can only remember.