Eunice and her children's first holiday season without their husband/ father is wonderful. He and his new goldigger seductive wife also enjoy their first Christmas.

Lisa's sister drop her two daughters off at the Douglases house.

What if Lisa had been lying when she said she wasn't pregnant at the end of Lisa Has a Calf? Part I in a series. Chapter 16 Now up!: What happens to the Douglas household when Lisa and Oliver switch places, he becomes the cook and she becomes the farmer! Eb in Charge, that's what!

The story of Eunice Douglas Oliver's Mother and Oliver's father's relationship.

Lisa and Oliver finally explain how they really met and got married when the triplets ask to hear the story. This is part of the Lisa Actually Has A Calf series.

This is the same universe as my stories Bad Memories and A New Life.

This is a sequel to A New Life. It is based loosely on the City Kids episode.

A Prequel to Bad Memories

What if Oliver had rescued Lisa when they met? This is no comedy. Very serious subject matter. Lisa deals with PTSD.

Sam Drucker remembers a pleasant time during his childhood. This is my first Green acres fic so please be kind in your reviews.

Mr. Douglas finds the need to go to the capital building and leave Lisa at home with Eb. Will Oliver ever be able to grow his corn? What will Lisa and Eb do while he's away? I'm not sure where I'm going to take this yet, rated T just in case .

Mr.Haney is at it again. This time he's picked-on Det.Ron Harris of the 12th Precinct, in NYC.

We all know the story of how Oliver and Lisa were reunited in France after the war and were married later. But what if Oliver got engaged to someone else before they were reunited? Would our favorite couple realize their love before it was too late?

Very AU. Ralph gets her own way for a change.

Lisa's depressed and Oliver's too busy with the farm to realize it. I guess it's up to Eb to save the day! But will he be able to do it before it's too late?

Joseph Gallegher, the new man in town, seemed like the perfect candidate the Douglas's new temporary farmhand. But after a while, Oliver begins to detect something wrong about the charming stranger. Will he be able to figure out why?

Things on the farm are finally going well for Oliver, but at the expense of the time he spends with the ones he loves. Will Oliver realize that his time with his loved ones is too precious and short to give up, or will it be too late?