Pam deals with her sadness over Jim's relationship with Karen, while Jim tries to figure out why things are so awkward with Pam.  And Karen confronts Jim about his feelings. Spoilers through Ben Franklin.

How Jim and Pam get out of the hole they dug themselves in.  Or how sometimes you have to just grow a pair.  Spoilers through Business School.

Just like you know will happen, Jim and Pam get together right before a long hiatus. Here is how it all plays out in my happy head. Happy and saucy-- this one starts off all squeaky clean, but quickly earns a "Whorish!" from Angela and a "Niiiiice" from Kevin.  

“Pam? Well, we are more like acquaintances now. She does her own thing and I do mine. It’s best this way if you think about it,”  Jim said into the camera.

Pam is leaving Dunder Mifflin. Where do Jim and Pam stand before her departure?

Jim, Pam, Karen, and Roy: all trying to forget the past. My version of the remainder of S3. Spoilers through "Cocktails," and incorporates some spoilers regarding future episodes.

Jim and Pam are good buddies. Jim helps her with her two problems: work and Roy. But what if she didn't have those problems? What would happen if they didn't have Dunder Mifflin in common?

A/U story. Basically, fluff, friendship and...romance?  Spoilers for all seasons (sort of).