MEMBER'S CHOICE - The Jim and Pam saga affects more than just those two. Sometimes it's hard to sit by and be a mother while those two dance around the subject.
New Chapter added - more Jim/Pam holiday fluffiness. :-)
The third in a series of themed stories, to fill out Color Wheel and Language Barrier.
She's already remade herself once this year, and now she wonders if she has to do it all over again so soon.
10 Pam see's something that breaks her heart....again...and Creed lends a hand
Jim and Pam discuss cohabitation on a Sunday morning. Written after Back from Vacation as an antidote to Pam's crying scene. Just couldn't leave it alone, now could I?
Disclaimer: Own nothing related to The Office. Sad, but true. No copyright infringement is intended.
By the time her breathing had returned to normal, he was gone.
More alternate universe, but a lot different from my normal stuff. Still quite happy I think, but not as light and fluffy! I hope still enjoyable. :-) Jim and Pam reflect on being together and all they're learning about one another - they're both amazed.
An AU look at what might have happened, had Pam really thought about Jim's decision to go to Australia.Jim receives a gift the day after Christmas. And then another one the next day. And again for the 10 days after. Is it a joke, or has his True Love come forward? A few light bits and pieces I'd accumulated (have written enough angst lately, thanks.) Since they were just languishing, I figured I'd resurrect Vignettes and send them out into the world. Each is a stand-alone, NOT a chapter in a work-in-progress, so feel free to jump in and out. (I'm thinking there will be 3-5 pieces, but will have to see how the mood strikes me.)
If I owned these characters, would I be writing this stuff? Seriously. No copyright infringement is intended.
Per nomadshan's planting the irresistible notion in my head of writing an Out of Control Jim story (along with encouragement from other posters at TWoP - you know who you are).... This is an exploration of what could happen if (when?) Jim and Pam were pushed to the point of losing all control.