That was brilliant, thank you.

Oh, man . . . you've got me crying my eyes out. Very sweet story, and very beautiful tribute. I remember Fairygnomes from way back. Not sure how I missed this, or if I had just forgotten.
((hugs))
Thank you for sharing this one.

I don't know why I only find this gem now, but I'm so glad I did! This is perfect! Perfect, there's no other word for it.

Please continue i want to know what happens please!

aww. this was so sweet.

Gah! Gah, gah, gah! I thought you were oing to kill him! I'm two years late to the party, but as this is your last SG-1 fic, of course I had to read it.

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She never thought there'd be a day she longed for the Goa'uld to put in an appearance, if only because they weren't as indestructible as they'd once seemed. She missed them, all of them. She missed the original members of SG1 as well as the new additions who remained on the team even now she was no longer a part of it. She missed Vala's constant chatter and Cameron's unwavering enthusiasm. She missed the late night discussions she'd had with Daniel when neither of them could sleep, the steadfast presence Teal'c lent to the moment and the quiet confidence that he'd be there – they both would – if ever she needed them to be. She missed wandering to the commissary and eating cake with Jack. Arguing over jello in the great – and unsettled – blue vs. red debate.

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This paragraph made me cry. I don't just miss the glory days of SG-1, though I do miss that (in seventh grade I went to a convention-wonderful memories!). I miss friends I'll never see all together again. I think everyone can sympathize with this.

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"At the end of the meeting, Colonel Carter said her goodbyes to her former teammates and retired to the balcony just off the operations centre, leaving General O'Neill to see them off in the gateroom. No one was particularly surprised when the General didn't leave with them, though from the emotional goodbyes it seemed that he had every intention of staying on Atlantis for the foreseeable nodded, her unseeing eyes fixed on the fading sun so close to settling on the horizon. "It doesn't really make a difference," she muttered, her voice brittle. "Stasis chamber or not, he's still going to leave me. He's still going to..." Her voice trailed off, her jaw clenched. "I can't do this," she whispered, forgetting momentarily that he was there. "I can't lose him again, not like this..."

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Oh, God. My heart died a little just then. :-D

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Doctor Katie Brown had made her cry, once, by offering to name a newly discovered plant after Jack – a plant with blue-tinged leaves that she'd given Sam as a gift so she could keep it in her quarters and talk to it as much as she wanted to.

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Man, I was crying for like fifteen full minutes! It was cathartic.

Anyway, the end, with Elizabeth "punished" with descension and Jack returned.

This is an appropriate series finale for your fics.

I think you may still be my favorite SG-1 fic writer of all time.

Thank you for sharing!

~Emily

This is such a great story. Oh, that such things were really possible! I really enjoyed this.

I enjoyed your story very much.

I hope to one day read a sequel to this fic. I want to see the baby be born. Will it be a boy or girl? How long will it be for Elizabeth to get her memory back? Or will she wake up with it? Will she remember John? Atlantis? The torture she endured at the hands of the replicators? I do hope one day Elizabeth will be back as leader of Atlantis, but I can see that she is going to need some therapy and support that I am sure everyone on Atlantis will give her. I do wonder if Atlantis will rebel against Earth, cut themselves off or declare their independence so that should Elizabeth becomes leader of Atlantis again Jack, Sam and the baby do not have to go back to Earth and its risk to the baby. I would hope that any future sequel will also be romance John/Elizabeth.

the proposal and your explanation of it were really in character. and the story had some substance to it. thank you.

This was wonderful! Thank you so much for it. Forgive me for hoping that this isn't your last story.

This is a beautiful story, definitely one of your best, even if you don't believe it. I like the sort of meditative quality. It makes it seem almost timeless.

I'm very sorry about about your loss.

So very sweet and painful to read for awhile... It really reminded me how much I miss Weir and Jack on the series.

Wow! I was blown away. Made me cry and not many fics do that so be happy ;-)

Any chance for a sequel or something like that? )

Fabulous job!

wow. very powerful fic