Reviewer: EmilyHalpert Signed [Report This]
Date: December 05, 2007 11:45 am Title: Church
Author's Response: I wonder what Church with Dwight would be like. If I had to guess it would probably involve Dwight interrupting the speaker, then climbing on stage and giving a hellfire and damnation speech, while pounding his fists. Though, that's just me. Thanks for the review EmilyHalpert.
Date: December 05, 2007 11:45 am Title: Church
Ya know, I would go to church a lot more often in Dwight was there. And Andy - its wine. You can get drunk on it.
Hmm... am I a bad Catholic? hehe.
Author's Response: I wonder what Church with Dwight would be like. If I had to guess it would probably involve Dwight interrupting the speaker, then climbing on stage and giving a hellfire and damnation speech, while pounding his fists. Though, that's just me. Thanks for the review EmilyHalpert.
Reviewer: firthgal Signed 
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Date: November 10, 2007 07:24 am Title: Church
Author's Response: Ha, I'm glad that you liked that line. Yeah, this was the hardest one to write because imagining Angela and Andy outside of the office was a little difficult. But, of course, the point was that he made the effort, unlike Dwight, who complains that "gas ain't free" about going to Church. Thanks for the review firthgal.
10 [Report This]Date: November 10, 2007 07:24 am Title: Church
Oh, this was great! Loved seeing them outside of the office. Andy is such a smooth ladies man, hee. I adored his apprehension when he asked her out for coffee (I also love how he tried to kind of guilt her into it), and this line cracked me up:
“Yeah, no, that’s fine, because I’m actually busy after Church today too. I, uh, on weekends, rake leaves for the elderly.”
Totally an Andy response. Loved it. And Angela's talking head was so spot on with her complaining about Dwight, and you can see that she's starting to like Andy because he is the complete opposite of Dwight. So great.
Author's Response: Ha, I'm glad that you liked that line. Yeah, this was the hardest one to write because imagining Angela and Andy outside of the office was a little difficult. But, of course, the point was that he made the effort, unlike Dwight, who complains that "gas ain't free" about going to Church. Thanks for the review firthgal.