"Roger, I'm sorry you drew the short straw on this. Next year it'll be the Surgeon General, I promise. Meanwhile, you can watch TV in my study." Roger Tribbey becomes President.

Sequel to "Such A Winter's Day". A year after Arnold Vinick becomes president, many of the former Bartlet staffers have found themselves relocating to California. Sam is primed to make his run for the Senate, and with Donna and Josh running his campaign, he stands a good chance of winning. That is, if their very complicated personal lives don't become public knowledge.

Willow's spell to activate the Potentials changed the destiny of hundreds of young women forever. One young slayer's journey to be strong would take her further than she'd ever expected.

A week into Donna's stay in Germany, Josh helps take her mind off things with a favorite movie. Slightly alternate universe, sequel to "Timing, Degree and Conviction."

A mistake in hotel booking leads to cramped quarters for the junior White House staffers while out on the road. Donna is forced to seek alternative arrangements.

CJ turned down the offer of a lifetime to spend two years as an advisor in President Santos' White House. When she finally made her escape, she spent the next year putting her life back together and deciding what to do next. In modern politics, the closest anybody gets to an oracle is a really good pollster.

Six months into the Santos Administration, Helen Santos is finally beginning to understand what it really means to give up her life, her friends and her work to become the First Lady. Luncheons and agendas just aren't enough to fill all the empty spaces. Luckily, Helen has a team of loyal and dedicated staffers determined to solve the problem.

When Donna decides to leave the White House and Josh behind, she decides to go much further than across the street. Canon divergence from Impact Winter.

Governor Bartlet campaigns for President in a somewhat different universe. Silly crack one-shot crossover.

Inspired by the exchange between Josh and Donna in "Lord John Marbury." Josh actually convinces Donna to caddy a round of golf for him. Season One.

Danny stumbles onto a conspiracy in the White House. A story about Carol and Danny and Gail. And Gail. And Gail, Gail, and Gail.

Josh has three weeks and six days to parse out a relationship that has been baffling him for the better part of nine years. Eventually he realizes that more time isn't the answer, all he needs is a change of scene and somebody to talk to. Or: How Josh and Donna ended up on the plane.

The Foreign Aid bill is in tatters and Josh is sulking. Danny Concannon is back in town and causing all kinds of trouble. Sam is in California, and Will's new office is full of bicycles. And Toby wants pie. It's a tough life for the White House assistants.

When President Bartlet narrowly lost his reelection bid in 2002, the Democratic Party was thrown into despondency, then moved to determination. Two campaigns vie for the Democratic nomination in 2006, both hell-bent on settling old scores.

CJ Cregg takes care of her appearance; it's a requirement in her line of work. Going to the salon is one of the few habits she keeps throughout her entire adult life, but it's a habit that changes with the times. Twenty years of CJ and her hair.

While attempting to write a commencement speech for Starfleet Academy, Data is told that his work lacks warmth and emotion. These qualities are hard to come by for an android with no emotions of his own. To solve the problem he seeks advice from a great writer of the past, one who was often accused of coldness and lack of emotion himself.

The first and last Christmas parties of the Bartlet Administration, 1997-2007. Where were they then, where are they now? Christmas fluff.

Side story for Timing, Degree and Conviction. How would the events of Impact Winter be different if Josh and Donna had gotten together after the CODEL bombing in Gaza and stayed together since? Romantic holiday fluff with a healthy dose of "if only."

Side Story for the canon-divergence fic "Such A Winter's Day," this probably won't make sense to anyone who hasn't read at least as far as Chapter 24. Sam and Donna's first Christmas together, or their first Christmas together-apart. Part of the promised backfill of story between Chapters 23 and 24, pure fluff and romance.

Sam makes a Christmas visit to Ainsley in the Steam Pipe Trunk Distribution Venue and discovers the new decoration above her door. Banter ensues, as does much else. Romantic holiday fluff.

There's not much cause for celebration at the White House during the MS hearings, but Christmas is a special occasion. Carol hosts a party and invites all her friends.

Josh and Donna invite Toby, Andi and the kids over for a Hanukkah celebration in the third year of the Santos Administration. Fluffy holiday fic.

While Josh endures the crucible of his Christmas Eve session with Stanley Keyworth, Sam and Donna worry about him from afar. Christmas plans are a small price to pay for the chance to help a friend start putting his life back together.

Jed and Abbey, at home in Manchester, having an involved discussion on Christmas trees, pickup trucks, and times when a man stands up.

In a two-term presidency, Inauguration Day is the end of the beginning and a chance to start fresh. In the moment between the old and the new, maybe there's a chance for something that can't be had at any other time. Also, Charlie loves Zoey and must have her back.

Mid-Episode fix for College Kids. What would happen if Josh didn't go find Amy on the dance floor?

CJ's thirtieth birthday is not turning out very happy until she meets a handsome and interesting man at a hotel bar. A handsome, interesting, and married man.

After finally getting the education bill through Congress, President Santos and his staff gather for an informal cookout in the White House, where everybody has something to say.

Hate mail is nothing new in the White House, but usually it's not addressed to Donna.

After the end of the Santos Administration, former Chief of Staff Josh Lyman finds himself having difficulty adjusting to life outside the White House. Luckily, he has one friend who can give him some advice from experience.

Donna went home to Wisconsin to try and patch things up with her boyfriend. When that doesn't work out, she and her best friend Stephanie go on a road trip to get Donna back where she really belongs.

A short and tempestuous tale of Wisconsin, wild women, and woe.

There was a time when Josh believed that staffing the entire Santos Administration was the most important and difficult piece of personnel allocation he'd ever be called upon to do. Two years later, at another point of transition, he found himself with an even tougher problem.

A sudden snowstorm leaves the staffers of the Bartlet Administration stranded at work for the night. It's not the first night they've spent in the West Wing, and at least tonight they have supplies laid in.

While CJ is out with the flu over Thanksgiving, her traditional duties fall upon other members of the staff. Leo is left to make an important decision.

Post Traumatic Stress disorder is a long-term diagnosis with no easy cure. The stress of the MS disclosure and the battle for reelection make dealing with Josh's symptoms difficult, but he's not fighting it alone.

With Zoey finally safe at home following her kidnapping. Charlie goes out to tie up some loose ends.

Margaret Hooper was twenty-two when she became a secretary, just for the summer.

Not all the victims of a traumatic event are immediately obvious. Charlie offers Donna some comfort as they both try to cope in the wake of the shooting at Rosslyn.

More than two years after splitting up, Will and Kate find themselves in a mess together and get a chance to catch up.

Josh and Donna take their annoying intern to experience one of Washington's most enduring internship traditions.

"Some people are born mediocre, some people achieve mediocrity, and some people have mediocrity thrust upon them." -Joseph Heller. In Bob Russell's White House, everyone is working to get something done. Anything at all would do.

Losing the White House didn't mean losing everything. It just meant a change of venue and a change of plans.

A week after Opposition Research, Abbey Bartlet shows up at Santos for President HQ, looking for a certain troublemaker.

An invitation to a Congressional soiree prompts a long-overdue discussion between Josh and Donna over a certain night and a certain red dress.

Jed Bartlet is the father of many daughters. Three of them, he raised from birth. Another one showed up one day at his campaign headquarters and hired herself. NOW COMPLETE

It takes time for things to go back to normal after the shooting at Rosslyn. Donna looks after Josh, and Josh looks after Charlie, in his own inimitable way.

The Santos Inauguration from fifteen different points of view

Josh Lyman had only been six when his big sister died in a fire. Forty years later, he learns that everything he knew about that night was wrong. Sequel to Tikkun Olam.

A state in which forces of tension in opposing directions are balanced and stable. A moment to rest before everything begins changing again.

Sam arrives at the Bartlet For America headquarters in Manchester, New Hampshire. He's the last senior staff member on board, and is determined to make a good impression.

A vagrant, a thief and a very loud intruder walk into a campaign bus.

On the best days, Mandy was ignorable. On the worst days, she was all but invisible. Some things are just inevitable.

"The essential ingredient of politics is timing." -Pierre Trudeau. What if the lockdown in No Exit had been just five minutes later, and instead of Donna, CJ and Josh were stuck in her office? NOW COMPLETE!

After both of them are left out in the cold during Requiem, Josh and Danny commiserate, compare notes, and come up with a plan.

Inauguration Day 2006. Ronna and Cindy are off to the balls, and determined to have a wonderful time.

The gang unwinds in Illinois during the first Bartlet For America campaign. Donna discovers that Josh has a sensitive system, and Josh is determined to prove he can drink her under the table. Everyone else is just entertained. NOW COMPLETE

Just because you don't hear the sirens, doesn't mean there isn't an emergency. Donna and Josh, and the way things fall apart. (Seasons 1-6)

"On Carol's birthday, did you happen to attend a seance where they tried to contact Margaret's grandmother? No, right?" -Toby, n-172. Charlie goes to a party.

Josh can't sleep the night before the campaign kick-off in Manchester. Donna could sleep very well, if only it weren't for Josh. (Alternate filmed-but-replaced scene from Manchester Part II.)

Josh can't end the longest relationship of his life without some closure, and he is determined to get it. Alternate Scene for the cold opening of King Corn.

No matter how much she tried, she was not like her sisters. She never really fit in.

Ten years of Donna teasing Josh about sneezes.

"It is possible to provide security against other ills, but as far as death is concerned, we men live in a city without walls." -Epicurus. CJ comes home from New York.

Donna's trip to Indiana with the campaign ended up being a lot longer than she planned. The day after isn't looking to be much shorter.

Donna attempts to find a home for her roommate's kittens. Josh attempts to hold onto his sanity in an office full of kittens.

It's the middle of Transition, and Josh has stopped answering his phone. CJ is determined to figure out why.

It's not entirely impossible to lose what you never had in the first place. Missing Scene/Scene Expansion for Holy Night.

A thousand chances, a thousand missed opportuntities, seven years of slow burn before it all went up in flames. What if Josh had seized one of those days and said what he really meant? (In-episode fix for Holy Night.)

It's harder to win an election agaisnt an opponent of great stature.

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their own dreams." -Eleanor Roosevelt. President Seaborn's inauguration day.

Five times Donna helped Josh get to sleep, and one time she did not.

Long hours at the White House can put stress on a relationship. A missed anniversary can make or break one. Josh and Donna struggle to avoid repeating the mistakes of others.

A cold bug hits the staff on the second campaign trail. Abbey Bartlet steps in for some doctoring and bossing people into doing what's good for them.

The fate of a Slayer is to die young and violently, saving the world. The fate of those left behind is to never understand why.