Title: Like Russia in the Winter
Rating: PG-13
Disclaimer: Do not own nor claim to own.
Pairing: McKay/Sheppard
Warnings: Established relationship.
Summary: John and Rodney pick Teyla and Ronon up from the airport.
Notes: Part of the NYC AU.

( Yes, and I also remember that the time you locked it you had to play Spiderman in a towel and crawl onto the fire escape so I could let you back in the building from the roof. )



*For the curious, since one of my friends asked upon reading, Rodney bought three different types of milk one time because one was for drinking, one was for cooking, and the other one was for cereal. John was less than impressed.

Oh God. This is what happens when you work at Linens 'N Things, live with an art conservator, and owe a friend fic. Anyway, this is very domestic and established relationship-y. John's an art dealer, Rodney is an art conservationist, they both work for the Met but not.

Title: Domesticity is Not an Art Form
Pairing: McKay/Sheppard
Rating: PG
Disclaimer: Do not own nor claim to own.
Summary: John and Rodney receive a house warming present; Rodney is not impressed by kitchen gadgets.
Notes: For flyingmachine, since the Windsor Knots will come in at some point.


( I think the technical term for it is a melon baller. )

I steal prompts from 1sentence when I can't decide what I want to do.

Pairing: McKay/Sheppard
Rating: PG-ish.
Word Count: 366

( He looks down at curve of Sheppard's spine and the slight rise and fall of muscle with each breath. )

Look! Looklooklook.

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I have a layout! Made for me by the ever wonderful flyingmachine since I have no visually artistic bones in my body.

:D :D :D Yay, yay, a thousand times yay. It well reflects my obsessions of coffee, equations, and Sheppard.

[Can you tell I'm excited?]