How can things go oh, so wrong?

In an attempt to satiate Sunset's curiosity of the hit Disney-Pixar film Up, Wallflower promises to give Sunset a copy of the beloved movie so they could watch it together.

There's just one, small, problem...

Now, in a race against time, Wallflower desperately tries to find a copy of the animated film to fulfill her promise to Sunset and make her happy. Now if only she had the luck to actually find one...

Will Wallflower be able to give Sunset Up? Or will she have to let her down?

This story is a sequel to Recollections: A Sunflower Story

With Twilight and the Elements performing the tasks of peacemakers and ambassadors, a part of her felt a sense of emptiness inside, like a key part of her died between those thousands of years.

Despite the fact that her home was as busy as ever, she still felt useless, she could be doing more, she should be doing more. But what?

There was some truth in what she said to Rockhoof. She had her home, she had her job, and was still felt needed.

So why did she feel so empty inside? So unfulfilled? So alone?

On Cattail and Twilight's recommendation, Meadowbrook decides to take some time off in the human realm to gather herself, and to find her inner peace in a world that's moved on without her. Along the way, she will find she is not the only one facing the prosepcts of an ever-changing world the longer she stays with Sunset and Wallflower.

If there was one comfort they have, it's that they have each other.

Could be seen as a sequel to Recollections: A Sunflower Story, though it can be read as its own seprate story.

Rated Teen for violence mentions of abuse, self-harm, kissing, talks and feelings of existential dread, a tiny bit of French, and hand-holding. Read at your own discretion.

Written for the My Little Pony: Renaissance Contest and The Pillars Shipping Contest.

Special thanks to Golden Tassel for editing and pre-reading.

I didn't know what I was expecting when I rushed to help an unconscious girl I found laying on the school grounds, alone with no memories. I didn't expect a mystery. I didn't expect to dig so deep into a rabbit hole. I didn't expect to find love.

On the way home, Sunset finds a girl, laid out in a field near the school, unconscious, injured, and with no recollection on who she was or what happened. Feeling the need to bring closure, Sunset decided to help the girl trace back her steps to where she found her. Along the way, they grow closer to each other. But their journey to find answers might give them the kind of answers that they won't want to hear. What was the girl doing out in the field? What was she running away from? Can she run away from them?

Rated Teen for hand holding, kissing, language, mentions of abuse, self-harm, and descriptions of injuries at the beginning, read at your own discretion.

Participant of the Pride and Positivity Event. Originally written for Scampy's Sunflower Shipping Contest. Special thanks to Secret Moon for editing and pre-reading.

This story is a sequel to My How the Seasons Go By...

For four long years, Marble had waited for Sunset to come home as she risked life and limb to save the home she loved. Now she's back, and for the most part, she hasn't lost any limbs. But is she really the same Sunset from before? Will Marble be able to cope with the next set of trials? Will Marble be able to comprehend and help this New Sunset? Or will she feel helplessness as Sunset becomes less and less familiar to her?

They say you can take the mare from Equestria, but you can never take Equestria from the Mare.

A post war story, with references to PTSD, so be warned. Written for the Sunset Shipping Contest: Endings.

This story is a sequel to My How the Seasons Go By...

For all intents and purposes, she was in love, hopelessly in love, and confused, and scared, oh so scared. So scared she can't do anything about it. How can a shy Amish girl like her hold an (honestly) unusual relationship with another girl if she can't even figure out how a toaster works? How can she handle losing her love as she marches off to war? Well as her momma always said, "It's better to try than to never try at all." And her momma's never been wrong before....yet.

Or, how a girl fresh from Amish country deals with a midlife crisis while juggling the wonders of 70's culture and technology, and the insanity of her sister and her friends, all on her Rumpsringa. A tale covering the days between and after the events of My How the Seasons Go By.

Special thanks again, to Kildeez for helping me edit this out.

The summer of 1972 was a great turning point for Marble. As a right of passage in her Amish community, she must set foot in the English world for a time and then consider whether or not to stay in the community. It's no surprise then that her older sister by a few minutes had invited her to stay at her home in Oregon with their big sister for the duration of her "running around."

What does surprise her is how quickly she falls for an Englisher, fresh from high school graduation. As their friendship blossoms onto something more for Marble, how will she express her love? Will she go home to Pennsylvania? And does Pinkie's new cherry chimichanga recipe outclass her baking?

A love spanning a year. Set in the Fall of Equestria: Vầng Trăng Rực Sáng universe. Written for the Sunset Shipping Contest: The Changing Seasons