It's a little AU, with Jim still working at Dunder-Mifflin, but attacking his job issues and his journey with Pam from a different direction. What if Jim worked in the warehouse with Roy when he starts to find the office receptionist way too attractive for his own good?

It was by far, bar none, the best moment of Jim Halpert’s life. Another proposal story.

"After all the years, Pam had to admit that part of her wanted a little perfection."  

Pam rethinks her definition of perfection.  Spoilers through "Goodbye, Toby."

Jim chooses to counsel at a camp he hasn't been back to for years rather than spend a week with his parents. Pam, who spent most of the summers of her youth at the camp fears she is outgrowing it. Will the week they spend together at camp cause them both to re-evaluate their feelings for this place?