The Merger happens in Stamford. What will Jim do now?
Pam learns how to be okay.
Post Back from Vacation, because Crying Pam broke me.
Post Merger - Except the years he waited, he was able to witness her falling out of love - She's getting to watch him fall in love. Pam reaches her breaking point and decides to take a leap.This is just my answer to Thursday night's angst - my attempt at an explanation of what the hell they were thinking, as well as my offering of a happy ending (TWSS!).
Lyrics and title are from Sarah McLachlan.
Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement is intended.More Jim and Pam and their adventures in raising baby Jill!
Seven different ways to say I love you."She looks away, and gives the start button on the copy machine a good smack as she wonders why she feels guilty spying on the man she’s sleeping with comfort another woman."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. :-)
Fluffy random morning after Jim/Pam type stuff.An AU look at what might have happened, had Pam really thought about Jim's decision to go to Australia.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.
He’s been baking her a cupcake on her birthday for the past four years.Random, fluffy sort of season three Jim/Pam. A series of drabbles, set after Back From Vacation (with some slight spoilers) and deviating from there. Pam makes Jim face the same difficult decision (and consequences) that she had to deal with.
Each drabble is 100 words according to MS Word, so if the summary says otherwise...it's lying. :0)
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