No one mess with Ezra, but us! Team/Ezra, NC-17, 1/2

...need to see how his stomach will take it." Nathan said. Vin disappeared into the kitchen and turned on the stove to reheat Ezra’s meal. Once it was finished, he poured a small portion of it into a bowl.... huge grin. "I saw it." Vin replied and grined at Ezra. Josiah smiled and then walked toward the stove to warm the food for Ezra, again. Then, when it was ready, he turned it off, and then ...

A Christmas Fairytale - Part 5

...the kitchen window, absently stirring the mix of milk, cream and sugar that he had on the stove, throwing in the handful of chopped chocolate even so often, lost in the way the starlight and ...something hitting the floor. “Kinda busy here,” he called back, turning down the heat on the stove and dividing the hot chocolate between the three mugs. “Too busy to help your best friend?” ...

'Tis the season?

... airhole for an air trap of some kind. An airtrap About 3 feet of rubber tubing. Step 1: Sanitize all your equipment. Step 2: Take half a gallon of the cider, dump it in the pot on the stove, and add the honey and sugar, heat over med/med-low heat and stir until everything is dissolved. Set it aside to cool back down to room temperature once this is accomplished. Step 3: Pour the remaining 4.5 ...

Turning on heat for the first time

... temperature at 66 to warm it up a bit. Then I toddled out to the kitchen to feed my three cats. But as I was dishing out food, I noticed a peculiar odor - kinda smelt like something burning. Checked the stove. No, all burners and oven were off. Then it dawned on me it might be something to do with this being the first time I'd turned the heater on this year. Our heat is electric, so it couldn't ...

Fiction: "Landing", Neal/Peter, PG

...'s. “Peter...don't.” Neal says, pulling back after a second of indulgence, “I can't take any more of your games.” “It's not a game, Neal.” Peter says even as the other man turns back to the stove. He puts a hand on each of Neal's shoulders, tilting forward enough to rest his cheek on the side of Neal's head, inhaling the pure scent of the man, “It was never a game.” “Peter...” Neal says, almost...

...being in Japan, I apparently had to name him a Japanese name, lol). So he had no name for a couple days. He also immediately had to enroll in one of the elementary schools I worked in, which resembled a one-room schoolhouse with many grades sorted by benches around a kerosene heater like a wood-burning stove. Lucky for him, my baby was a prodigy who could eat solid food by his second day of life.

A Torchwood Christmas Story: Chapter Seven

...dawned clear and bright. Rhys stole a glance out the kitchen window. He was once again stood at the stove, cooking breakfast for his friends. "Looks like it snowed again last night." he observed, raising his voice ... you want to go out and play in it, it does." agreed her husband. He switched off the stove and transferred the crisp bacon onto a serving dish. "I haven't played in the snow since I ...

A Torchwood Christmas Story: Chapter Seven

...dawned clear and bright. Rhys stole a glance out the kitchen window. He was once again stood at the stove, cooking breakfast for his friends. "Looks like it snowed again last night." he observed, raising his voice ... you want to go out and play in it, it does." agreed her husband. He switched off the stove and transferred the crisp bacon onto a serving dish. "I haven't played in the snow since I ...

Look How Far He Has Come (Pictures!)

... we ended up putting him on a double dose of Quiessence too which made a huge difference In the middle of all this his rain rot on his left front flared up and he had so much swelling it looked like a stove pipe. Luckily he never took a lame step on it. Still he got almost a week off for that (and intense scrubbing) and then went back to work. Only not a day after he had recovered he abscessed in ...

What Was I Thinking?

... found an area of open parking near Sears. What this says about Sears' future retail prospects is left as an exercise for the student. We walked in past the appliances ("No, Katie, we don't need that stove. No, we don't need that one either."), past the bicycles ("No, Katie, those bicycles are too big for you. No, Katie, those helmets are too big for you."), past the women's clothing ("No, ...