Date: March 10, 2007 04:49 am Title: The Conversation
Well done Ms. Sharky. It was a tough task to take on and you found such a creative way to do it. And yay for elevator kisses!!!
Thanks so much for taking me with you along the way. I had so much fun!
Author's Response: You rock my socks -- thanks for the help!
Date: March 10, 2007 01:29 am Title: The Conversation
A very nice finish! I loved it, especially the pre-wedding letter. Happy smiles!
Is it possible there is somewhere out there who hasn't seen the Colin Firth P&P? I cannot believe it! Haha!
Author's Response: Frankly, I haven't seen it yet but it's sitting by my television and I have to watch it, I know. Thanks for the review!
7 [Report This]Date: March 09, 2007 07:50 am Title: The Conversation
Ooh - the letter and Jim's reaction to it was great. Do we get to see the wedding letter too? Please?!
Author's Response: No because I'm mean! ;) Well...I just couldn't come up with one. Thanks for the review!
Date: March 07, 2007 07:45 am Title: The Conversation
Well you've hit on another obsession of mine, P&P. I love the idea of Pam writing Jim a letter, and I can't wait to see what she's written. I especially like how you take such care to describe it (the paper, the writing), it shows how much care she took and how important it is. Plus, haven't we all wanted to get one of those letters, on heavy cardstock? Great story, new and different, which is a nice change. Keep it coming, I'll be looking forward to seeing what she wrote. :-)
Author's Response: Thanks! Yeah, I wanted to give the letter a regal feel from the contents to the paper it was on so I'm glad you noticed that little bit.
Date: March 07, 2007 06:52 am Title: The Conversation
P&P is my favorite novel of all time. I have often thought that the Jim/Pam hookup could use some P&P inspired plot lines. Good for you for actually doing it!
Sharky, you better not get hit by a bus -- update immediately!
Author's Response: Yes, it could use some P&P inspiration! I guess that will just have to come from fanfic writers instead. Oh well. Thanks for the review.
Date: March 06, 2007 10:47 pm Title: The Conversation
Ooh. very nice. I own both versions of P&P (does that make me a sad person?), so reading this was a gimme. I like the modern day twist! Post more soon!
Author's Response: There are TWO versions of P&P? I did not know this. Cool! Thanks for the review!
Date: March 06, 2007 08:47 pm Title: The Conversation
Wow! A P&P crossover! This is right up my alley! I can't wait to see what Pam writes, and what Jim's reaction is!
Author's Response: It's coming, I promise!
Date: March 06, 2007 08:39 pm Title: The Conversation
YAY sharky! The changes you made were PERFECT. I'm so glad you decided to do this.
Can't wait to see more (even though I'm completely spoiled already!) :)
Author's Response: Have I mentioned you're an awesome beta? Because you are.
Date: March 06, 2007 08:32 pm Title: The Conversation
Very interesting! I was totally wondering how you were going to make this happen. I like the idea of them being modern-day characters. Okay.... now I'm really interested to see this "letter" ... hmmmm.
Author's Response: Yeah, there was no way I was going to make Pam a Bennett daughter -- that would be wayyy too many.