Summary: The wipers beat back and forth across the windshield, futilely trying to rid the glass of snow.
Rated: PG13
Categories: Characters: None
Genres: General
Original Archive Date: 2002 Aug 19
Warnings: None
Challenges: None
Series: None
Chapters: 1 Completed: Yes
Word count: 5396 Read: 2489
Published: Aug 31, 2009 Updated: Aug 31, 2009
Story Notes:
Email: cabana_boy@holyorder.com
Status: Complete
Category: Christmas
Rating: PG-13
Season/Sequel Info: none
Spoilers: none
Archive: Yes, please. Sam and Jack and Heliopolis.
Story Notes/disclaimer:
Christmas, 2001.
I'm beginning to spend so much time with him that he feels like he's mine, but I have to shamefully confess I did not create Jack O'Neill; I simply stole him and all his friends. I feel really, really bad about this, too. I stole from John Lennon, also, and I feel sorta bad about that as well. But there's no money involved, which should make all of us feel bad.
Sadly, no technical consultant was required for this story. A question here, a web check there, but all the blizzard info comes first-hand, as does the empty larder.
Now that it's written, this is for my friend Lora, in the hope that someday Christmas might be a happier time for her.
Fun factoid: Every year NORAD, utilizing the technology available at Cheyenne Mountain, tracks Santa's progress around the world on Christmas Eve. And don't forget: Santa's Workshop at the North Pole is for some inexplicable reason located just west of Colorado Springs, so you can visit him all year long while in the area.
http://www.montrose.net/toulouse/index.htm
Status: Complete
Category: Christmas
Rating: PG-13
Season/Sequel Info: none
Spoilers: none
Archive: Yes, please. Sam and Jack and Heliopolis.
Story Notes/disclaimer:
Christmas, 2001.
I'm beginning to spend so much time with him that he feels like he's mine, but I have to shamefully confess I did not create Jack O'Neill; I simply stole him and all his friends. I feel really, really bad about this, too. I stole from John Lennon, also, and I feel sorta bad about that as well. But there's no money involved, which should make all of us feel bad.
Sadly, no technical consultant was required for this story. A question here, a web check there, but all the blizzard info comes first-hand, as does the empty larder.
Now that it's written, this is for my friend Lora, in the hope that someday Christmas might be a happier time for her.
Fun factoid: Every year NORAD, utilizing the technology available at Cheyenne Mountain, tracks Santa's progress around the world on Christmas Eve. And don't forget: Santa's Workshop at the North Pole is for some inexplicable reason located just west of Colorado Springs, so you can visit him all year long while in the area.
http://www.montrose.net/toulouse/index.htm
1. Chapter 1 by Toulouse [Reviews - 1] (5396 words)
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