Oh, I had hoped the Yahoo group would have begun their own exploration of season two for Ghost and Mrs. Muir but since that hasn't happened, here's my own thoughts about what was happening BEFORE each of those episodes

The Captain and Carolyn seem unable to stop bickering; the children and Martha decide to intervene.

On her first morning at Gull Cottage, Carolyn awakes from a very strange dream...or maybe it's not a dream. One-shot. Written as a present VioletStella! :)

Mrs. Muir attempts to straighten out a difficult grandchild. OC & OC pov. Complete. Nothing graphic but mature theme.

When a blizzard traps Carolyn at Gull Cottage with only her favorite ghost for company, what does she have in mind?

Ever wondered what happened next to our favorite couple, and their family in Schooner Bay - it's an Eternal question and one that gets answered here at long last!

[Now formatted into chapters] A re-imagining of (really, an alternate ending for! ) the final episode ("Wedding Day?") of the TV series "The Ghost & Mrs. Muir." (The introductory materials were written for friends who didn't know/follow the show. :) I hope that others who loved this series will enjoy the various references and allusions to previous episodes.

Characters belong to R.A. Dick and Twentieth Century Fox, I am only borrowing them for a while. Carolyn finds the Captain mourning something he can never have.

Captain Gregg asks Carolyn what she wants for her birthday. Her answer seems random and impossible, but is it really? One-shot.

In the despair of an unrequited love, a young man invokes a curse that proves beneficial to our favorite ghost. Rated T for suicide. :(

Valentine's Day over the years with Carolyn and the kids.

No, you aren't confused. I HAD assumed Eternal, this story's previous name, would be where everything in Timeless and Memoirs would wrap up. The muses have declined that reality, and so another and I believe 4th and final series will become the NEW Eternal. SO now we'll follow the Captain, his Carolyn, their family and all their adventures here in the newly renamed 'Changes'

She leant her head on the headboard of the bed they'd never shared. Why had she let him slither so elegantly out of all culpability for June's so-called little ditty? (with thanks to Gayle...it never occurred to me that CM was the offended party here)

When Carolyn contends with doubt about her writing, the Captain gives her a dream to help inspire her.

This very short piece begins with a Hope Lange quote from an interview she gave after the first season...when she thought the show was canceled. It's my second ATC for the first-season finale. Just in time for Labor Day.

Yahoo GaMM group is challenging writers, after we review each episode in sequence to envision what 'might' have happened after the credits ATC stopped rolling. With "Love is a Toothache" I've completed one ATC for each episode, so season one is ready for reading!

We've wondered about Missing Moments MM Drabble and explored what happened After the Credits ATC but now it's time to see what happened BEFORE those credits started to roll. So while the Yahoo GaMM group starts another look at the series here we go!

Silly pitter patter for a silly episode.

Writing an essay is easy enough. The hard part comes when you have to write at least two pages about a father you barely remember. So instead of handing in a very scanty essay and risk failing the assignment, Candy solves the problem by 'borrowing' the character of Jonathan's imaginary Captain-ghost - just so she can write a proper essay. With unforeseen consequences...

Nobody likes to think that their mother has desires – or as we kids say, gets horny. But as Mom looked up at the Captain, some kind of dawning realization seemed to spread across her face.

The captain has an idea for a story for Carolyn to write- the story of a sea captain and his wife.

Part of my eternal quest to catch up w Gayle...

Carolyn confronts loss on the anniversary of the night before her husband died. Not a lot of fun.

We all know why a young widow wouldn't be afraid of welcoming complete strangers into her house on a dark-and-stormy night...but I always wondered what was going on in the Master Cabin just before Harvey and Gladys barged on in.

Nothing's strictly relative about family interference.