In the late summer of 2006 Pam makes the three hour drive up to Stamford.

Michael watched Pam through the blinds. She was so lucky, everyone always wanted to talk to her, hang out with her, be friends with her. Sometimes he wished he could be her. It would all be so easy if he was Pam.

Pam looked up to see Michael staring at her through the blinds. She smiled to herself before turning back to answering the phones. Sometimes she wondered what it was like to be Michael. It must be strange.

There's a rule of the universe. Never wonder the same thing at the same time as someone else. That's a karmic jinx.

What if Pam had been much stronger - bolder - throughout season three? AU because I'm not following much of the S3 storyline, but that's when this is basically taking place. Some spoilers (S3).

Characters can look exactly the same, but it's their personalities and their actions that speak the most about them.

What if our beloved Office characters *weren't* who we've grown accustomed to?

It was the fourth time she called and the fourth time he missed it. 

What if Pam called Jim two months after her cancelled wedding?

AU Jim/Pam.  Alternate ending to A Benihana Christmas.

Pam enters her freshman year at Marywood University. Will she run into Jim?  A continuation of "The Shortest Distance Between Two Points is Under Construction"

A teenage Pam goes to meet up with Roy at his summer job at the Home Depot, and while waiting for him she runs into Jim for the first time. 

A response to the summer job challenge. Part 1 of my "Construction of the Heart" series.

Terrorists invade Dunder Mifflin. Jim and Pam are the only hope for their officemates to get out alive. Close quarters in an airduct and looking death in the face give Jim and Pam the kick in the pants they need to get get together. Takes place after "Beach Games" and before "The Job". A/U.

What if Jim and Pam erased all memories of each other? Would they be able to start again? How would Roy and Karen react? Set post-Season Two and loosely based off ideas from the film "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."