OR How I Met Mary Poppins On One Of Those Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Days. Mary/Bert if you squint a bit. Oneshot.

"That's a pie crust promise- easily made, easily broken." Sometimes people in love make mistakes, break promises. It's what you do to make things right that really matters. Mary/Bert but heavy on the angst.

In which Mary Poppins marries the love of her life and works for her happily ever after. Mary and Bert.

One morning Mary awakes to find quite a shock. How does she handle being a normal young woman? Find out in this fluffy oneshot! Mary/Bert

The Banks family is still in good condition, but the youngest children, twins John and Barbara, are getting out of hand. Jane takes it upon herself to fix the situation, calling upon her favorite nanny's help once more. How does Mary handle round two?

His best mate's wedding turns Bert's thoughts to fabric and marriage. Mary/Bert oneshot.

As the title says, this is a story that is not always a happy one. It involves the entire cast of Mary Poppins. Find out how they overcome adversity in their lives. Please R&R.

1940. As bombs destroy Mary's precious London, they take something even more dear. Mary/Bert. -I do promise a happy ending, but you might want tissues.

Bert gets a surprise when he follows three strange men in the park... One shot, Bert/Mary mentioned.

Bert and Mary are happy, but what of his friends Olivia, Robby and his old captain Matthew Wallace? Can Bert help the three of them find happiness?

Bert has an accident that knocks some sense into he and Mary. What will this change bring? Based more off the play than the movie rewrite of a story I have written before.

Angsty one shot. Bert is in the park and sees somebody that he used to know.

A quick Mary/Bert oneshot inspired by the song by Gotye.

Mary and Bert are reunited 100 years after she was under the Banks employ, and for a small moment, the circumstances are perfect. But as the winter thins and the ice melts, spring carries with it a change more permanent than the winds could ever carry.

Mary's thoughts on perfection, chaos and Bert.

Bert knows he'll never be able to win over the girl of his dreams, but Mary Poppins doesn't believe that at all. Oneshot. Mary/Bert.

Captain Matthew Wallace wants to know what happened to a man who served in his unit during the Great War. Michael Banks has the answers.

It's coming up to the Valentines day and Uncle Albert has something up his sleeve but he needs the children's help to pull it off...

Not even Mary Poppins can get anything past her intuitive parrot umbrella handle. She and the parrot reflect on how practically perfect people CAN permit sentiment to muddle their thinking.

Mary Poppins watches over naughty children. This time, a group of teens are to watch over her and Bert. But this group is not who they seem to be. Through this journey, Mary experiences when sentiment muddles her thinking. rated T and M

Bert has disappeared and left Mary with a big decision. Mary is apprehensive, but she can handle it…right? I know it's a little long, but it would really mean a lot to me if you read it. Thank you!

When her latest charges demand a bedtime story, Mary tells one that is truer than she'd like. Mary/Bert.

Mamihlapinatapei: a word for "the wordless yet meaningful look shared by two people who desire to initiate something, but are both reluctant to start." Mary/Bert. Drabble.

Mary returns to Cherry Tree Lane for Bert and her happily ever after. Sequel to Every Story Has A Story!

Drabbles, One-shot, Minis, Crossovers and all sorts of odditys being pulled out of this carpet bag. Some Serious, Some Funny, Some Short, Some fluff and a pinch of madness here and there.