"Sleeping alone wasn't as awful as people liked to make out, Pam came to realise."
Or: Those quiet nights that make you reflect on everything that has ever happened to you.
There’s something unnerving about the sun still being out, something that makes it all seem a little more serious. Something about seeing the dust in the corner, the sources of shadows, the scuffs on the floor all illumined by the warm light streaming through the windows.
It’s less like magic.
It’s more like real life.
A Coffeeshop AU.
Pamela Beesly, recently unbetrothed graphic designer, stumbles into The Comedy Roasters, a new coffeeshop with a manic owner and an intriguingly attractive barista.
Snippets of S3 Pam around Christmas, during which the holiday spirit amplifies her loneliness. AU after Casino Night where Jim doesn't return to Scranton during The Merger.
Inspired by Christmases When You Were Mine by Taylor Swift.
a 55 word poem based off of the lovely poem titled “the wait” by richard brautigan.
Casino Night through Niagara seen through a different lens – a mom’s.
"Sitting at her desk that morning it suddenly registered with Pam that her hair felt heavy, pulled back in that trusty barrette like it always was...
She locked her computer monitor and glanced at her reflection in the black screen, studying it intently."
An introspective look at the thought process behind Pam's haircut in the s3-s4 interim.
If the writer’s decided to follow through with the original storyline eventually leading to Jim and Pam’s divorce…
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