Idgie finally takes a step towards committing... or is it a step back?

Idgie and Ruth have a few drinks at the Cafe at the end of the day. Just a little fun between our favorite couple.

Drabbles on keywords in Live Journal community 10iloveyou First drabble on a word 'trust', second on a word 'true'. FGT OTP is Idgie/Ruth AU femslash.

This is just something my cousin asked me to write, I personally like the book the way it was, she just wanted something a little different...

Set right after Ruth returns back to Alabama with Idgie and walks outside after having talked to Papa and Mama Threadgoode. Ruth/Idgie. Please review.

Idgie/Ruth. Ruth has to leave to Valdosta, but before that Idgie says goodbye one last time... My first fanfiction; feedback much appreciated! :

One of the happiest days of Momma Threadgoode's life was the day Ruth Jamison returned to Whistlestop.

Idgie was not one for prayer. Except sometimes. Maybe. One-shot, slightly fluffy. By Hearts

Idgie had to drive home after watching Ruth get married…and after drinking a bottle of liquor

Only Eva knew how bad Idgie got after Ruth left to go back to Georgia.

Idgie and Ruth adopt a daughter whose life strangely parallels their own. Horrible summary, I know. Title is based on a quote by George Santayana...rating will be adjusted as needed. Please R&R! *discontinued until further notice*

A moment in family life

Being with Idgie was like living with the wind, you never knew when she was going to come blowing through to take you on another adventure.

You take Idgie and Ruth. Now, you never saw two people more devoted to each other than they were, but even the two of them went through a period when they had their little problems. Ruth moved in with us once.

Foundations aren't roots; there's a difference. Idgie/Ruth.

Sunrise brings new beginnings. Idgie/Ruth

October's in Alabama are just about perfect. Idgie/Ruth

Summers in Alabama? Are hot. Idgie/Ruth femslash.

Just a little slice-of-life moment between friends.

Idgie tries to make Ruth's Mother's Day special. Femslash.

Fem.Slash.This in a collection of poems from Good O' Whistle Stop.

OneShot.First K rating.May 22, 1988, Highway 90. Marianna, Florida. An eight-year old Patsy Neal was told a story.Dedicated to all Dill Pickle Club members past and present.