Gossip Rec

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One definitely reccable fic which has occurred to me, is the short but good Girl's Talk by alynwa.

Gossip Alert!

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There's some gossip brewing (no pun intended) in the Canteen.

Something Random

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The gossip, the season... the people.  What might be going on in UNCLE HQ when no one is looking?  I'm up early, have some extra time and this little scenario has evolved.  I'm open to a Round Robin if anyone wants to take the next chapter.  If you do then say so in the comments, we'll go in order of those.  I hope someone joins in.
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Day 4 of the 25 Days of Christmas Countdown!

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HO HO HO- a posting we will go! Clickty Click!



Post your MFU Christmas stories old or new, pics, manips, vids
for the 25 Days of Christmas on Section VII!

A message from your local bird enthusiasts...

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"A Happy Christmas" for the 25 days of Christmas countdown

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Not sure if I  ever posted this on LJ.  I  found it while going through my files to see what Christmassy story I could post.  This s a Girl from UNCLE fic, and hope you like it, or at least the sentiment.

“Mark darling, did you believe in Santa when you were a little boy?”  April Dancer was trying to keep her wounded partner distracted and awake. It was Christmas Eve and she had only one wish, and it was that Slate would live. She looked up at the sky, seeing a star shining brighter than the others and thought, no... but she hoped it was the Christmas star, the star of Bethlehem that guided the wise men a the baby in a manger.

He didn’t answer her question at first, making April more apprehensive. She was afraid she was going to lose him.

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Feast Days (Redux) - For the 25 Days of Christmas

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I don't have much in the way of Christmas stories, but this is one I posted last year.


To Illya Kuryakin, the way the Waverly home had been decorated for Christmas reminded him of something out of Dickens. His wonderment at the sumptuous opulence was at war with the outraged communist in him. However, the Russian’s respect and admiration for his boss allowed him to accept his surroundings.

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