"How do you figure a man like that ends up dying alone out on the prairie?" Chester asked. Mr. Dillon took the photo and stared at it. "Same way anyone else does, I suppose. Sometimes it seems like things go wrong for so long, you don't know how to put them right."

Every man knows he's home in his own way. For Matt, it's the sound of Dodge. And one sound in particular.

House and Wilson and their final road trip. Series will cover various points along the way. Title is from Jack Kerouac's On The Road - "We were all delighted, we all realized we were leaving confusion and nonsense behind and performing our one noble function of the time, move."

The Doctor insists this visit is all about the surprise. River prefers a challenge. Eleven & River, spoilers through "The Wedding of River Song."

"In the end, it was easy." House uses the hospital's new electronic prescription system for the first time. Spoilers for "Bombshells."

An Alternate Universe fic, prompted by Deelaundry, in which House is head coach of a struggling football team - owned by Cuddy - that offers a chance to Taub, a kicker looking for one more shot at the game.

House isn't the only one dealing with changes in his life. Blythe and Cuddy are making their adjustments too.

Wilson never should have let Sam buy the fireworks. Fortunately, House still knows where to get the good stuff. House & Wilson friendship as they blow stuff up for the holiday.

Duty calls, even as Cuddy tries to have a quiet Mother's Day at home. Seven drabbles from seven moments in her day.

Two ficlets in two chapters playing off of snatches of dialogue in "Lockdown" and "Knight Fall." Namely, Wilson is on Facebook? And when did House get that recipe from his mother? Gen, House & Wilson friendship.

A collection of Valentine's Day memories -- some from House's past, some from the present with his team and Wilson.

House isn't sure if moving into the new place should really be the next step in his recovery. Post-Wilson, House and Wilson friendship.

Crack for Halloween as House and Wilson crossover into the world of the Blues Brothers movie. House has just been released from Mayfield. Now it's time to get the band back together.

It's more than a week before House realizes he didn't pack his glasses." Nine drabbles and nine moments from House's first days at Mayfield.

House and Wilson catch a minor league baseball game. This is an Angst Free zone, because a little fluff may be needed by the time we return to Mayfield.

There are things we look forward to in delight, and things we fear. Thoughts from a teenage House, Wilson, Cuddy and an adult House.

Lawrence Kutner has had many times over the years when he found some way to distract himself from the dark corners of his mine.

As everything he believed was true is blown away, House struggles for something real to hold onto. Spoilers for “Both Sides Now.”

Sports can be a welcome distraction for House and Wilson. Any sport. House and Wilson friendship, with spoiler warning for House Divided.

She did it because she was lonely, and because he reminded her so much of John. Blythe, John and Greg House's history together, using new information from Season Five's "Birthmarks," and short chapters of about 1,000 words. NOW COMPLETE

Written for LJ's Come As You're Not party. Kidfic in House's world, which imagines a frustrating future life for Cuddy if "Joy" had turned out with a happier ending for her. House and Cuddy friendship. Now with bonus companion fic added.

Why bowling? Why not. Besides, Wilson thinks, somehow it makes sense in a way when nothing else does. House and Wilson fill the hours during a World Series rain delay at the bowling alley.

People and events from the past still influence Cuddy's decisions today. Twenty years of memories during one day at the office.

Over the years, House has found comfort and refuge in many things. Spoilers through the early fifth season episodes.

The events of "Wilson's Heart" affected more people than just House and Wilson. Seven three-hundred word flash fics from the POVs of Cuddy and House's teams.

Stories of how House came by some of his canes over the years, told through a series of 13 short fics. NOW COMPLETE

House and Wilson head out of town for some fun on the Fourth of July, but memories of the past don't take holidays. House and Wilson friendship, post-Season Four.

Growing older isn't necessarily a bad thing. House and Wilson friendship as Wilson finds out that House now has reading glasses.

Scars will fade. Pain won't. Spoilers for "Wilson's Heart."

The color red can mean many things. Spoilers for "House's Head."

The things we lose can tell us a lot about the people who lost them. Here are some things left behind at House's place.

How did House assemble such an odd group for his poker night? Three related ficlets about Dry Cleaner, Guy from the Bus Stop and Tax Accountant.

No one hates spring," Wilson says. House shrugs. "I do."

House once said that change was one of life's greatest tragedies. His fellows -- the old team and the newbies -- are finding out just how hard change can be, and so is House. Casefic with multiple POVs.

House has been banned from the NCAA basketball pool. You don't think that will stop him, do you?

Nothing and no one can scare Blythe as much as her son.

Five drabbles on where, and why, House picked up some of his language skills.

House has a different idea about what gifts Wilson needs during Hanukkah. Think ... regifting.

Newbie Fic. They've heard all about House. What do they think when they actually meet him? Uses House's speech from Alone with spoilers for the fourth season.

All types of families come together on Thanksgiving. House and Wilson friendship, plus glimpses of the newbies and others. Spoilers for You Don't Want To Know.

Steve McQueen was nearly four years old. That's a long life for a rat. House copes while Wilson digs.

What are you supposed to think when your boss pulls a stunt like House did? Five drabbles from the POVs of five fellowship candidates. Spoilers for 97 Seconds.

Five times Greg House didn't do as he was told.

Cuddy considers family, faith, tradition and atonement.

House has always pushed people away. Just ask Stacy. Or Crandall. Postinfarction time period. Complete.

Foreman thinks he's moving on, but his past hasn't left him yet. Minor spoilers for Foreman's whereabouts at the start of Season Four and the end of Season Three.

Chase and Cameron try to figure out what comes next. Spoilers for Human Error. Written from a prompt in The Day After challenge at the LJ community HouseficPens.

The third season, according to each of the supporting characters, in drabbles. Wilson is up now to complete the set and the story, with Cuddy, Foreman, Chase and Cameron chapters also complete.

Greg House has always loved fireworks, even when he can't quite see them. Mention of events from Human Error in the fifth vignette, for those avoiding spoilers.

A season in drabbles, House POV. House watches the rug go back into place, his own blood an abstract tattoo in the center of the room where he’ll walk over it and around it and past it every day. His blood. His mistake. His reminder.

Family relationships are never easy. What looks simple from the outside always has its own set of complications. Chase, Foreman and Cameron can all tell you that.

Wilson finds himself drawn into the House family and all its issues. NOW COMPLETE

Why did House want to go to the places mentioned in Fetal Position? And why didn't he go? A ficlet made up of 100word drabbles on where he didn't go and where he ended up.

Post Words and Deeds. House wants answers to two mysteries: what is killing a bride, and why is Wilson acting so odd?

Why was Wilson's maid named Lady? And what happened to her after Wilson moved out?

What made House such a cynic? A look at the lies he's been told and what he has come to believe. House and Wilson friendship with appearances by Cuddy, Stacy and John and Blythe House, covering up to the start of the third season.

Scenes from a Christmas past two years in the past, to be precise. A fic montage which takes place along with the musical montage showing House and Wilson from the end of the first season episode Damned If You Do.

How did House come to have so many pills saved up at home?

Three sets of 13 drabbles each, focusing on the lives of Cameron, Chase and Foreman.

Two sets of 13 drabbles, one dealing with House and Wilson and their relationship with House's pain and pain meds, the other on the evolution of House and Cuddy's relationship.

A collection of 100 word drabbles dealing with all of the characters, using random titles for inspiration.

Wilson sins, House wants to know why. This takes a look at Wilson's darker side, from before the infarction to just before the closing episodes of season two.

House's pain, recovery and pain again, through Wilson's view, using the Icarus metaphor provided by the show. Spoilers through Cane & Able.

Out of all the clinics in all the towns in all the world, they had to walk into his. No angst, no ships, not much of a plot. Just an afternoon with House in the clinic.

What we keep says a lot about who we are. So does what we leave behind. House has always left things behind.

Six things that Lisa Cuddy is not and six things that Lisa Cuddy is. A Cuddy character story using two sets of six drabbles. Spoilers for Forever, Who's Your Daddy and No Reason.

House knows a lot about morphine. Maybe too much.

Wilson has a lot of responsibilities. Sometimes someone does something nice for him. House & Wilson friendship, companion piece to Niyamas or One Night at Wilson's

A linked series of drabbles showing House and Wilson hanging out, watching baseball and drinking beer.

Chase learns that sometimes it's worth fighting the current.

When did Wilson learn to cook? And why didn't House know he could? Post House v. God.

Face it, you just know House knows where to get the biggest, baddest fireworks. Gen, HouseWilson friendship.

Foreman hopes that a visit home helps him make sense of what has happened to him. PostEuphoria.

“Whenever he is at the piano, everything seems to make more sense, as if Morrison’s doors of perception are thrown open, and he briefly senses reality.”

A look at House's childhood through a series of vignettes from his parents' perspectives.

Cameron always thought she was good at noticing details, at seeing things others did not. House makes her feel like she's been wearing blinders all this time. One shot. No pairing.

The story of House and Stacy's original breakup, told through one day glimpses from the months between his return home postinfarction to her departure. NOW COMPLETE

Wilson engages in a little Hitchcock therapy after a bad day. Post Safe.

House has always had to pay a price for his independence.

A Wilsoncentric story looking at his relationship with his missing brother and with House. Includes references up to the second season episode Autopsy.

A onepart look at House and Wilson's friendship while they hang out, talk and drink coffee with a quick explanation of how Wilson ended up with a new office.

A look at House and Wilson's friendship over the years and how it has changed from their meeting through the end of the first season. Now Complete.

A Cuddy character study, looking at the ways the world has changed her since college and how she has changed her world. A new oneshot story. Tracking Time's posting here will continue on schedule.