9 [Report This]Date: December 25, 2007 05:16 pm Title: The Reconnection
Excellent! I am an Austen fan too - I think Jane would be proud!!
Date: April 03, 2007 01:50 pm Title: The Reconnection
I haven't read P&P, but I have wanted to... maybe I will one day. I love to read, but generally, I stick to current stuff. Whatever.
And, one paragraph in and you've got me - cause, yeah. Mac and Cheese. Friday nights are just great like that. What, me, pathetic... um, not at all... *looks around suspiciously*
I have actually determined that the Terrible Twos are really from about 18 months to 30 months. So more like the Terrible one and a half to two and a half.
Is it wrong how impatient I am just waiting for the page to load after I click next?
So, " In the end, it was because of Roy and his actions that ended our relationship," is like the best line in the whole thing, because, it really is so much. Pam can't not be with Roy just because he isn't Jim. Jim can't not be with Karen just because she isn't Pam. There has to be some fundamental reason why person X is not right.
Wow - this " She looked over at the painting and smiled. "I did a painting of the parking lot. The building's just in the background."" Um, so, amazing.
If P&P is anything like this, I may have to read it faster than I planned.
Date: March 10, 2007 08:30 am Title: The Reconnection
Oh, lovely ending! I loved Jim and Pam's talk in all its honesty and sweetness. And Jim's question/Pam's answer about when she knew she'd fallen in love with him made me swoon in all its Austeny goodness!
Author's Response: I actually stole that line directly from the book. Glad you liked it!
Date: March 09, 2007 12:47 pm Title: The Reconnection
Oh, this is so nice. I LOVE the part about the picture. If Jim and Pam actually get together, maybe the Parking Lot of Doom can be renamed the Parking Lot Where it All Began.
Author's Response: I had to make a picture mention. Thanks!
10 [Report This]Date: March 09, 2007 07:58 am Title: The Reconnection
oh, and I suppose you think you are going to get out of letting us know what was in the letter as well as missing Pam and Jim's wedding????
Think again missy!! ;-)
You did a great job. Seriously.
Author's Response: I thought about it, but if I don't know what's in that letter, no one knows. ;) Thanks for the review!