Eldershipping Ahoy! I love the thought of Professor Oak getting a girl, so I decided to play matchmaker. Fluffy and funny. Full summary inside.

The oddball product of daring myself to write an eldershipping story with the lyrics to Butterfly by Crazy Town in it. Professor Oak has an identity crisis. (Rating explained in author's notes.)

Ash and Co. are home for the holidays in Pallet, ready for a great Christmas with lots of fun, family, and hectic decorating. But after an unbelievable event occurs, it might turn out to be the worst Christmas of them all! Elder, Rocketshippy

Ash learns the truth about his father and the circumstances that led to his birth.

After her marriage breaks down, Delia Ketchum finds herself falling in love with both Professor Oak and her longtime friend Spencer Hale.

When Laurel Oak turns ten, she prepares for her Pokemon journey. As Samuel and Delia get ready to send her away from the nest, they reminisce about their first days of parenthood. This is the other "missing chapter" from 'Til Death Do Us Part

On the eve of Ash's wedding to Misty, Delia recounts the hilarious story of her and Samuel's wedding to their daughter Laurel. This is one of the "missing chapters" from 'Til Death Do Us Part'.

Samuel Oak and Delia Ketchum, widowed neighbors, have spent several long, lonely years as acquaintances. However, when Ash sets out for his Pokemon journey in the Indigo League, the two slowly discover a love that transcends age and lasts a lifetime.

'Tis the week before Christmas, but Ash and Professor Oak have a big problem: they can't think of a suitable present for the special women in their lives! Can they find the perfect gift and the perfect holiday love, despite the antics of Team Rocket?

It's the first lonely holiday for Professor Oak and Delia Ketchum. To fight off their holiday blahs, they decide to have Thanksgiving dinner together. When dinner gets a bit out of hand, however, the two neighbors end up in a compromising position... and

Delia is forced to face her past involvement with Giovanni when she and Professor Oak are kidnapped by Team Rocket.

Four years ago, Will Ketchum fled after discovering the shocking secret that his wife, Delia, and Samuel Oak were hiding. After chaos erupts in the Orange Islands, and as Delia's life hangs in the balance, Will returns... and a reunion between husband and

A freak accident at the Indigo League Championship leaves Ash critically injured as his family and friends keep vigil at his hospital bedside.

After helping him with his latest research project, Professor Oak invites Delia to the Pokemon Biology Conference, where things get a little crazy.

Professor Oak gets an interesting surprise in the mail...and Tracey had better have a good lawyer.

A Goldeen, a beachfront cabin, and a full moon make for an interesting evening for two couples in this Pokeshippy/Eldershippy bit of fluff.

The companion piece to "Lost". Same story, different perspective.

My take on the ending of "Epic Battle At Oak's Lab". Eldershippy fluff.

He has known winter... but the heat of her spring love warms him. Eldershipping sonnet written for Pikablu and Kissin. My first poem, so be gentle. ^^;;;

Song parody of Boyz II Men's song "MotownPhilly." THRILL at the tuneful joys of the new boy band Scientific Method, DJ Master Brock and MC Sketchit! LAUGH at Eldershippy foolishness!

Can the world's greatest Pokemon instructor make an ordinary flower girl an extraordinary Pokemon trainer? Blatant Eldershipping, for Mlle. Harrington. ^_~ (1.4: Daughters don't come cheap. Next time: training lessons SUCK. Stay tuned!)

When Professor Oak gets ill, Delia's called upon to cure his fever. However, through his recovery and Delia's subsequent illness, Samuel develops another type of fever that can't be cured by aspirin

FINISHED!!!!!!! *big excitement all around* Who is Ash Ketchum? The son if Delia and...who? Delia struggles to keep her past a secret, but soon she is forced to journey 16 years into the past and tell her son painful memories.

What if Delia thought that Ash had died aboard the St. Anne? Inspired by Meredith T. Tasaki's "For Those in Peril on the Sea" and contains Eldershipping.