Timeline

[intheheart]

1941: Empty. Karol will never care again.

1965: Clarity. Frank is confused.

1965: Government Cheese. It's hard to be a poor single mother.

1968: Us. Fatimah, getting married.

1970: Control. She'll never do this to her kids.

1975: Tending. Thea needs a break.

1975: Tanking. Henrik meets his future wife.

Halloween 1975: tricks. Yvonne as a girl.

1975: Remembering. She goes every year, on the anniversary. WARNING for death in a car crash.

March 1979: Nightfall. Lynne and Gary at nightfall.

Spring 1980: Gravity. Arelie never expected this.

Spring 1980: In the Creases. Farid falls in love.

Spring 1980: Sunset. Arelie and Farid.

May 1980: Scheherazade Lies. Not every story is true.

Spring-Summer 1980: Howl. She howled, when she first found out.

June 1980: Premonitions. Melanie, before she accepts.

Summer 1980: Cracks. She thought about leaving.

Summer 1980: Time. Time is a river-- it only flows one way.

December 1980: Dear Baby. Arelie writes to her daughter.

1980-1981: Giving. Arelie and Maria Jackson. WARNING for discussion of miscarriage and infertility.

February 1981: Ahava. Love is giving.

February 3rd, 1981: Sign. Her baby will have an amazing life.

October 1981: Dear Arelie. Maria's first letter to Arelie.

October 1981: Our Miracle. Arelie reads her letter.

1981: Maturity. Rebecca is in love.

February 13th, 1983: Moment of Truth. This is it. This is when she'll love him.

February 13th, 1983: Simple Gifts. Nathan's commander gives him an unexpected present.

1983: Tired. Aaron won't stop crying, and Melanie is so tired. WARNING for depressive thoughts and behavoir.

June 1984: Drowning. Melanie has an epiphany of sorts. WARNING for depressive thoughts and behavoir.

March 1985: Theft. Hugh and Yvonne meet.

April 1st, 1985: why. Nobody explained anything to Danny.

May 1985: Easy. By trial and error, she learned.

June 1985: Beauty. Melanie should feel guilty.

June 1985: Decisions. Nathan evaluates.

November 1985: Joy (baby remix). They hope this one will live. WARNING for non-graphic discussion of miscarriage.

1985: Funny. It's funny.

1985: Sweet Nothings. Yvonne is up to something.

1985: Unforgivable. Irene says something unforgivable. WARNING for overt racism.

January 1986: Intimacy. A portrait of intimacy. WARNING for non-graphic discussion of miscarriage.

June 23rd, 1986: Crossroads. The birth day of Olivia Marhenke.

August 1986: thoughtless. Gail and Ivy's father.

December 1986: Youth. Lynne and Gary.

1986: Spring Snow. Thea makes hot chocolate. Henrik has other plans.

August 1987: So Far, So Good. Gail has a very difficult decision to make. So she calls her sister.

August 1987: Authority. Gail is pregnant, and Cecily's mind is blown.

August 1987: that's what you get. Sometimes Gail just needs a friend, some ice cream, and elaborate plans for murder. Kim provides.

August 1987: Thinking About It. She stands over the crib and thinks about it. WARNING for implied homicidal urges towards a child.

September 1987: News. Gail's father gets two pieces of news.

December 1987: There Oughta Be An Award. It is four-year-old Aaron's humble opinion that he has the best daddy in the whole world.

February 3rd, 1988: Grief. Arelie grieves, and Dennis helps.

April 14th, 1988: Courage. Gail, and the scariest thing she's ever done.

April 14th, 1988: Certain. Gail is scared out of her mind.

April 1988: Offspring. Brad's first impression of his child. WARNING for use of psychotic as a pejorative.

Summer 1988: Reasons. Six pregnancies, seven children, and a baby is still such a miracle to Thea.

Fall 1988: Cravings. Part of having a sister is getting weird, random, mildly invasive phone calls.

March 1989: Better Things To Do. Brad walks. Gail deals.

June 1989: Practice. The trials of having a conscientious child.

April 1990: Taking Chances. Friends exist to drive you nuts and make you take chances. Usually at the same time.

April 1990: First Sight. Nathan and Gail meet for the first time.

Early Fall 1990: Darling. Nathan meets Ivy.

Early Fall 1990: Watching Clouds. Ivy watches clouds, and Gail and Nathan talk.

1990: You and Me. Danny's version of a bedtime story. WARNING for implications of child abuse.

Early 1991: Falling. Gail learns something important.

September 1991: What I Did On My Summer Vacation, by Danny Sierbenski. Danny's first essay in third grade.

1991: Talent. Chrissy fixes things.

February 1992: Will I Reach. Arelie sees Ahava again.

April 1992: Sundays. Sundays are Olivia's favorite days.

Fall 1992: First Impressions. Aaron, meet Ivy.

Fall 1992: Impressing. Ivy, meet Aaron.

Fall 1992: Truth. Melanie raises a concern, Nathan says something he shouldn't have, and a lot of things lie just under the surface.

Fall 1992: A Clear Question. Ivy wants a daddy.

Fall 1992: New Leaves. Margery makes a choice.

Spring 1993: Old Kit Bag. Gail and Nathan pack up his apartment and talk about memories.

Spring 1993: Dressing. Gail, her wedding dress, and various reactions.

Spring 1993: Adjustments. "It's hard to be mad at someone who misses you while you're asleep." -- Bill Watterson

September 1993: Daddy's Little Girl. Ivy gets into a fight at school. Nathan would like to know why.

September 1993: Provocation. Gail finds out about one of Ivy's escapades.

September 1993: Having Words. Gail has a few things to say to Tara Carson.

Fall 1993: Lessons. Ahava learns from her mothers.

1993: No Giving Up. She'll be strong for Michael. WARNING for child abuse.

1993/2003: Adventuring. Danny and Michael on two adventures, ten years apart. WARNING for child abuse.

1994: Notes. Gary and Lynne exchange notes.

Winter 1994: The Sled. In which there is a fight over a sled, and Anna gets revenge.

Early 1995: Runaway. Rebecca runs away.

Easter 1995: Inevitable. So much for family picture day.

Summer 1995: Vacation. The Warmind family attempts a vacation.

1995: Getting Old. Gail is getting tired of this.

1995: Kittens. Gail is well used to Ivy trying to get away with things, but this is new. WARNING for mentioned animal death.

Winter 1996: Experiment. The hypothesis is correct.

1996: Respect. Ben meets his soon-to-be stepson.

1997: Screwing Around. Gail and Nathan screw with each other.

1997: Charcoal. Ivy cooks.

Spring 1998: Date Night. Ahava gets ready for a date. Duncan helps.WARNING for one sexist slur, oblique discussion of sexual assault. Also teenagers being teenagers and possibly mention of underage sexual activity.

Early October 1998: Heat Wave. Gail and Nathan on a hot day.

December 1998: Good For You. In Which Nathan goes to a party, meets an old friend of Gail's, is a wee bit jealous, gets threatened with a beating, gets everything explained, and ends by being more in love with Gail than ever. Oh, and there are Implications.

December 1998: Screw the Underwear Models. Gail and pregnancy cravings.

1998: Learning. Gina isn't doing her homework, but she's learning just the same. WARNING for subtle homophobia.

1998: Debrief. Frank leaves Rebecca.

1998: I Look At You. Rebecca to Frank.

1998: Furple. Ivy is writing a poem. Aaron is trying to read.

January 1999 - July 1999: Getting It. When Ivy first found out that she was going to be a big sister, her reaction was mostly flat disbelief.

February 1999: Trekkin'. Aaron has a bad afternoon.

June 25th, 1999: Going Out. "Please, Daddy?"

June 26th, 1999: can't go back. Olivia's life falls apart.

June 27th, 1999: When They Come Back. He doesn't sleep that night.

June 27th, 1999: Strength. Yvonne does care about Olivia, in her own twisted and self-involved way.

June 1999: Candelight. Nathan wins Husband of the Year.

December 1999: Go Fish. Game night at the Hirschfeld-Kendall household.

Spring 2000: Best Friends. Ahava's sick. Duncan is unfazed.

May 2000: We're Done. Dennis has an unusual way of ending a call.

June 18th, 2000: A Year Ago. A year ago, everything made sense.

2000: Unique. Ivy has a punchline but no joke.

2000: Liberty or Death. Danny's first car.

March 2001: Adventures in Pyrotechnics. Science is fun!

April 2001: Enough To Go By. Aaron gets into Berkeley, Ivy throws a fit, and Aaron's mother Melanie makes an appearance.

2001: Clean. Summer's earliest memory.

2001: Breaking Out. Michael bails Ivy out. WARNING for mentioned drug use.

Spring 2002: Expectations. Gina learns that her mother is, first of all, her mother.

Spring 2002-Fall 2003: how bright you glow. Joanna had not been hurt very much in her life, and she did not understand how someone could suffer so much and still keep walking.

2002: The Poetry Attempts. Lars writes poetry, Ivy comments.

2002: Photophobia. Melanie writes about a retinal migraine.

Fall 2002: Scars. She is diagnosed in the fall of her twenty-ninth year. WARNING for discussion of infertility.

Fall 2002: Wounds. Joanna deals with the events of Scars, and Hugh tries to help. WARNING for discussion of infertility.

2002: Heights. Jake and his foster parents have a talk.

2002-3: Genesis. Bedrock Drift gets its start.

Spring 2003: Rooster. Aaron would have loved to sleep in for once.

April 1st, 2003: Staying Strong. Rebecca Sierbenski can pinpoint exactly the day that her life fell apart.

April 2003: Reforged. She can handle it.

June 2003: All I Need. Ivy comes out to her family.

Summer 2003: Fifth Place. Ivy enters Nathan's Famous hotdog eating contest. WARNING for emetophobes.

September 2003: Small Things. Summer scrapes her knee, and some things become obvious.

September 2003: Big Things. There's nothing wrong with Summer.

November 10th, 2003: Dukkha. A class assignment triggers something for Olivia. WARNING for depressive thoughts and behavior.

November 2003: sleeping. Olivia in darkness. WARNING for depressive thoughts and behavior.

November 2003: Clearer Now. Olivia gets a wakeup call. WARNING for depressive thoughts and behavior.

December 2003: humpty dumpty. Olivia on drugs. Warning for anxious and depressive imagery.

2003: Far Enough. Michael can't get far enough away.

2003: Analysis. Bedrock Drift goes over their first gig.

February 2004: Retribution. Nathan doesn't think this is very funny.

Early 2004: Time. Time is against Yvonne.

Spring 2004: Bodies. Ivy protects her girlfriend, and gets in over her head. WARNING for homophobic language and sexual threats.

Spring 2004: Plans. Lorelai has plans. WARNING for implied dubious consent and sexual privilege.

Spring 2004: Rage. Somebody punches Ivy's berserk button. WARNING for animal abuse.

Spring 2004: How A Heart Breaks. The little dog died soon after they got it to the vet. WARNING for animal abuse and death.

Spring 2004: Denial. Aaron breaks up with his first girlfriend.

Spring 2004: Dumped. Lorelai gets dumped.

May 2004: someday you'll know. Lars loses his heart. Summer gains a brother.

June 23rd, 2004: Little by Little. He won't give up.

June 2004: Very Simple. Aaron has something to ask his sister.

Summer 2004: Artistic Merit. Ivy doesn't get it.

Summer 2004: Boring Would Be Nice For Once. Parenting three very odd children produces some very odd days, or, in which Aaron has weird habits and Summer is a ninja.

Summer 2004: Acceptance. Thea starts coughing again.

Summer 2004: Screw Customer Service. In which Ivy has some job-related rage to work out, and Aaron pretends to listen. WARNING for sexism.

August 2004: Escape. Olivia, getting out.

August 2004: Take Cover. Olivia packs.

August 2004: Burning Bridges. Yvonne starts to figure it out.

August 2004: Over. Yvonne reacts.

August 2004: Make New Friends. Olivia meets her new roommate.

September 2004: Should've. Gina should've seen this coming.

October 2004: Dancing. Olivia doesn't dance.

November 2004: Discipline. Warmind men do not cry.

November 2004: Ruin. Lars has nothing left to say.

Fall 2004: What Happened. A transcript of Summer's final interview with a therapist before being diagnosed with Asperger's. WARNING for depiction of a mental breakdown.

2004: Fantasy. Penny has this fantasy.

January 2005: The World Turned Upside Down. Hugh hears the last thing he ever wanted to hear.

January 2005: I Know This Much Is True. Hugh reacts.

January 2005: Self-Esteem. This is the basis of Yvonne's life.

Summer 2005: Practical Cats. Asparagus, sometimes called Gus, has good humans.

Fall 2005: roughly and blithely. Summer and the city.

Fall 2005: I Am A Scientist. Ivy's college admissions essay, on what you want to study and why.

November 2005: Understanding. Clara can see that her father is crying.

November 24th, 2005: Conscripted. Danny gets adopted, or maybe assimilated is a better word.

2005: Stupid People. "Aaron, what did I tell you about trying to explain things to stupid people?"

February 27th, 2006: Purple. Mom loved purple.

Spring 2006: gone. Sonali and her sisters clear out Maya's room. WARNING for underage drinking.

Spring 2006: Lifesaver. Maya gets rescued.

Spring 2006: Liferaft. Joy feeds Maya some tea and advice.

Spring 2006: Laundry. Joy and Maya do laundry and talk about the future.

Spring 2006: choice. Maya knows what she's doing. WARNING for detailed discussion of abortion and anti-choice protesters.

Spring 2006: Lemonade. Joy and Acacia discuss Maya.

Spring 2006: Hydrangea. Don Maserati shows Maya around his garden.

March 2006: Marginalia. Gary finds something, after Lynne's death.

Early 2006: Tact. Learn You Some. The start of a beautiful friendship.

Early 2006: Kneejerk. Esther is really confused by these people.

Speing 2006: Pride. Ivy had plans for prom. WARNING for offscreen homophobia.

Summer 2006: Scandal! Gail and Nathan, sitting on a bench, K-I-S-S-I-N-G...

Summer 2006: Driftwood. Driftwood's not always a bad thing to be.

July 4th, 2006: Fireworks. Summer gets lost and Danny learns where she fits.

September 2006: Hope. Clara goes back to school.

October 2006: Pottery. Gina and Olivia talk about things and make pottery. Or try to, anyway.

October 2006: Study. Ivy flunks a test.

Fall 2006: Resting. Jake waits for his bar results.

Winter 2006: Becalmed. Sometimes driftwood is a very bad thing to be.

2006-7: Warm. Gina and Lily.

June 2007: Moving Up. Jake gets a new job and Gail gets a new minion.

June 2007: Testing. Jake gets tested.

June 2007: Underestimate. George Colin Clark IV makes an offer that can't be refused.

June 2007: Arrested. George Colin Clark IV figures out his mistake.

November 2007: Comfort Cookies. Gail takes care of her own.

2007: Punctilious. Summer pays attention.

February 2008: Auditions. Olivia has dinner with Jake and Ivy.

February 2008: Raining in New York. Rainy Saturday mornings are detrimental to getting up.

February 2008: Cowls. The long-suffering minion obeys his overlord in all things, except probably this.

February 2008: For Whom The Bell Tolls. Olivia and Danny have more in common than they thought. WARNING for depressive thoughts and behavior, discussion of child abuse.

Spring 2008: Notes on a (Minor) Scandal. Gail wants to kill people, Ivy is squicked, Jake is annoyed and Nathan is just laughing.

Spring 2008: Press Conference. The press conference after Notes on a (Minor) Scandal.

July 2008: The Only Exception. Joanna's never really been one for love.

July 2008: Intimate. Intimacy is different for everyone.

Summer 2008: Swimming Lessons. He who teaches must be careful what he teaches, or, how Summer learned to swim.

August 2008: what she can't be. So much of Joanna's life would disappoint her parents.

August 2008: Story of My Life. Danny reflects. WARNING for child abuse.

November 2008: Leftovers. Summer writes an essay; her teacher misses the point.

2008: Keys. Aaron meets Michael for the first time.

2008: In the Morning. The morning after.

2008: Dinner. Joanna finally tells her mother the truth. WARNING for discussion of infertility.

April 2009: broken wings. Olivia is crying in her sleep.

April 2009: learn to fly. The story, or, what happened to Olivia.

May 2009: Mother's Day. Not all children are yours by birth, or the best Mother's Day present Gail ever got.

July 2009: Stalking. Vanessa sights her prey.

July 2009: Smile Full of Sin. Gina meets Vanessa.

July 2009: Innocence. Vanessa's first date with Gina.

August 2009: For Now. Gina and Vanessa.

September 2009: Rough Day. Aaron has a rough day at work.

Fall 2009: Aesop Shuns Zombies. Reasonable morals are for silly people, or, how Ivy learned to not get blackout drunk.

Late 2009: Profiling. Joanna and Hugh have a fight.

Late 2009: parallel truths. Joanna finally understands what happened.

Late 2009: Piano Man. "If you can't ask like a normal person, I'm not going to sing for you."

Winter 2009: flash. When it came, it was sudden and blinding.

2009: Sunrise. Wake up.

January 2010: Bubbles. "Look, I haven't had a bubble bath since I was ten and we had some room in the budget."

February 2010: Missed Connections. Eyes meet across a crowded room... and nothing happens.

February 2010: Warming Up. "You're freezing. Get in the tub."

March 2010: Skillet on the Stove. Gina's last argument with Vanessa. WARNING for domestic abuse.

Spring 2010: Intelligence. In which Ivy is patronizing but still makes a friend.

April 2010: Here Kitty Kitty. The gentle art of picking up guys, or, how Aaron wound up dating a stripper.

May 2010: Keep the Old. In which Gina has a stroke of luck, meets an old friend, and makes a new one. Or, Ivy and Gina actually talk this time.

May 2010: The Other Gold. Ivy's life changes.

June 24th, 2010: The Sun From Both Sides. "To love and be loved is to feel the sun from both sides." --David Viscott

June 2010: Roadsigns. Gina, finding her way.

June 2010: Laughable. Joy has an incident at work.

Summer 2010: Obvious. Everyone can see it.

December 10th, 2010: Stay A While. Ivy's wretched day gets quite unexpectedly better.

December 10th, 2010: Hot Chocolate. Gina's daydream starts to come true.

December 17th, 2010: Brush. Casual touches.

Winter 2010: Cheating. Never take on Ivy in a snowball fight.

2010: Beat Control. The beat is in her blood.

2010: Snore. Theo had to wake Hector up, if only to find out how this happened.

January 2011: Reclamation. Everyone needs to be forgiven. WARNING forhild death, discussions of depressive and suicidal feelings.

February 13th-14th, 2011: In Vino Veritas. Ivy gets drunk and Gina gets answers.

March 2011: Faith. Frank loves his family.

March 2011: California Girls. Rachel elaborates on her dislike for southern California via Katy Perry.

May 2011: Walk Away. Michael's reunion with his mother goes wrong.

May 2011: Comfort. Rebecca finds some comfort.

Summer 2011: The Things That Summer Knows. These are the things that Summer knows.

Summer 2011: The Things That Summer Knows (Audio). The things that Summer knows, read by me.

Summer 2011: Stage Fright. Olivia cannot believe Jake is talking her into this.

Summer 2011: Dealing. Five concurrent conversations on the subject of Lars' perfectionism.

Summer 2011: Rough Sketch. Jake has a lot of hobbies he's neglected to tell Olivia about. One of them being sketching.

Summer 2011: Just Another Friday Night. Why Russell should cut back on the booze, or, Aaron's Friday nights.

Summer 2011: City of Angels.Tomorrow. Gina and Ivy.

November 2011: Here Is. Here is Gina, and here is Ivy, and here is where they stay.

Fall 2011: I'm Nobody. Summer writes a poem for class.

December 10th, 2011: Anniversaries. Perfection is where you find it.

2011: Monday Morning. Theo and Hector on a Monday morning.

2011: Dreams. Ivy and Gina walk home from a date and talk about dreams.

2011: Loved. Gina is loved.

Spring 2012: Weird. Madison meets Summer.

Summer 2012: Serious. Chris files for divorce.

Summer 2012: Exorcism. Cecily, getting divorced.

Winter 2012: All For The Best. Madison practices.

Winter 2012: Fracture. Lars loses too much.

Winter 2012: Split. Summer forgives Lars.

Winter 2012: Fame. All Madison ever wanted was to be first.

2012: Wisdom. She's very good at this part of the game.

2012: Boingy. Ivy kills the mood.

2012: Hall Pass. The things you talk about on a Saturday afternoon when you're bored.

August 2013: Luck. Sometimes the best of things happen through the purest of luck, or, Joanna didn't even want to go to this party. Part I.

August 2013: All I Ever Wanted. One of the most terrifying things is a dream coming true. Part II.

August 2013: Gossip Chain. Word spreads.

August 2013: Goodbyes. Ivy went to the restaraunt with every intention of hating the girl she was going to meet. WARNING for mentions of suicide.

August 2013: goodbye, goodbye. Jake can't take this.

November 2013: Circles. One of the problems with depression-- you're never really cured. WARNING for depiction of depression.

2013: Sensual. Ivy and Gina meditate on each other.

2013: Snap. A letter to his sister that Michael never sent.

Early 2014: Jake of All Trades. Jake at work.

June 15th, 2014: Father's Day. Father's Day, 2014.

June 2014: Butterflies. Clara makes a choice.

June 2014: Enough. It's enough.

August 2014: Goneaway. Jake takes a surprise like a punch to the gut.

2014: Reasons. Gina tells Ivy why she's so afraid to come out to her parents.

2014: Plunge. Gina practices.

2014: Hark, the Herald Angels... Something, Anyway. The Warmind family's somewhat ballistic approach to caroling.

2014: Prosperity. Ethan parses life.

2014: Signs and Signals. Lars sucks at romance.

2014: misuse. Lars asks a question, and Danny evades.

2014: For the Horde! A rather unusual form of boyfriend-harassing.

2014: Prerogatives. Michael has plans.

January 2015: Hi. Some things are meant to be, or, Aaron is tongue-tied.

January 2015: Like Vines. Aaron and Clara have their first date.

January 2015: Roses. Clara and Aaron have their first date.

March 2015: Sales. "So, Danny, what do you do?"

Spring 2015: Waltz. The morning after.

Christmas 2015: Nice People. Danny spends Christmas with the Warminds, or, ways you know you've joined the family.

Christmas 2015: Nice Girl. On the whole, the Warminds approve of Danny.

2015: Flamenco. Clara's going to make Aaron tell her this story someday.

2015: Pressure. Gina deals with a would-be suitor who just doesn't get it. WARNING for homophobia and Nice-Guy-ism.

2015: Any Day Now. Henry J. Holmes, bless his heart. WARNING: Smarm. Homophobia. Nice Guy. Henry.

2015: Screamer. Ivy gets her revenge. WARNING for mentions of sexual harassment.

2015: Reaction Shot. Michael has grievances.

2015: Smoothie King. Lars and Danny on a date.

January 2016: For Clara. Aaron writes a song.

January 2016: Reviews. Reactions to Aaron's first try.

January 2016: Trucker Hat. Everyone's been asking if Clara's going to the show tonight.

March 15th, 2016: Fertility. Clara and Aaron discuss children. At 2:30 AM.

May 2016: Family. In Which Ivy's biological father shows up again, and no one is happy to see him.

July 3rd, 2016: Right. Aaron's wedding planner makes a bad assumption (and, one assumes, gets no more work).

July 5th, 2016: Joy. Michael dreams.

2016: Love Letters. The Amala children find their father's love letters.

2016: Favorite Child. I'm the favorite child!

Summer 2017: Hit Me With Your Best Shot. Michael asks Joy to move in with him.

December 2017: Summertime. Summer, the seasons, and a butterfly.

2017: Love You For That. Michael and Joy consider each other. WARNING for brief mention of third parties treating domestic abuse as a joke.

2017: Bright. He didn't mean for her to hear it.

November 2018: Plausible Deniability. In which Jake is a drama queen and Olivia washes dishes.

2018: Dazzle. Joy has a surprise for Michael.

February 25th, 2019: She Also Looks Like Winston Churchill. Danny doesn't use that gushy voice on babies.

2019: Touch. Ivy and Gina.

2019: Dangling Participles. Good grammar is the difference between writing a Western and writing porn.

2019: Love. Danny, on Lars.

August 2020-March 2021: Nine. Clara's pregnancy from start to finish.

August 2020: One. Something is bothering Jake, and Ivy is not prepared to let it go.

October 2020: Twins. We're having twins!

November 2020: Never Seen a Sight So Fine. "Been ten years waiting but it's better late than the never we've been told before." City Hall, Vienna Teng.

December 2020: Perfect. Gina and Olivia shop for a wedding dress.

December 2020: Jesus Weeps. Gina speaks out.

December 2020: Something Old, Something New. Ivy and Gina get married.

December 2020: Felicitations. "Congratulations, little sister."

December 2020: Honeymoon. "Everything did go well, right?"

January 2021: Sea and Sky. Ivy and Gina are not lost.

January 2021: Violets. Gina, Ivy, sundown, and violets.

January 2021: Encounter. Clara has a highly disturbing encounter. WARNING for sexual slurs.

January 2021: Realization. Kevin gets it all at once. WARNING for sexual slurs.

January 2021: Protective. Aaron is protective, or beware the nice ones. WARNING for sexual slurs.

March 2021: Happy. Ivy and Gina in the waiting room at 3 AM.

December 2021: Dawn. Summer at Georgetown.

April 2023: Security. Andy had been subdued ever since they told him about the baby.

September 2025: Baby Makes Three. Jake and Olivia get a surprise.

2025: Never Again. "So how was babysitting?"

2025: Homecoming. How many people have to hide in the kitchen before the party moves to the kitchen?

Mid-March 2026: Observations. Lars felt a little bit left out.

2026: Diplomacy. Diplomacy: noun, the art of lying.

2026: Sibling Rivalry. Aaron encounters sibling rivalry.

2026: Rude Awakenings. In the mighty New York jungle, the lion may sleep tonight, but Jake's daughters don't.

2026: Loss. The hardest day in Billy and Molly's young lives. WARNING for animal death.

2026: The Quicker Picker-Upper. Molly cheats.

2026: How I Met Your Mother. Andy the romantic does not approve of his mothers' first meeting.

2026: Resounding. Aaron likes to think of himself as the patient type.

2026: Family Ties. Andy and Nathan have a talk. WARNING for mentioned child abandonment.

February 2027: Bright and Early. Vengeance is Clara's.

2027: Endings. Danny and Michael, after their father's death.

2027: Misplaced. Michael attends a funeral.

2027: God Is Love. Gina writes on love, faith, and why no form of love is ever wrong. WARNING for blatant homophobia.

2027: Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My. Leah has a lot of stuffed animals.

2030: Olivia's Lullaby. Olivia sings the same lullaby to her daughters that her father sang to her.

2031: The Right Message. Ivy does not give your typical birds and bees talk. WARNING for discussion of rape and sexual assault.

2032: Grow. Gail, on her children.

Spring 2036: Worth It. Will's life is in ruins.

Autumn 2036: Coming to Terms. Olivia, coming to terms.

2039: Purity. Andy doesn't get this "a man should not be a virgin" thing.

2039: Dizygotic, or, Handy Twin Facts. Will Kendall has had it up to here with these questions.

2039: pretend. She can pretend this isn't happening, if she wants.

2039: Minutes. One minute he's fine.

2039: Last. It's all happening at once.

2039: Peace. One last fight.

2041: Insult. Leah gets hit on.

2049: Just Like That. Viktorie and Leah, the lunch after.

2049: Oh, Baby. Viktorie knows how to make her girlfriend stop working.

2055: Cucumbers. Even after all these years.

2057: Elegy. Remembering.

The Future Sometime: Stretch Marks. All she has left.