Jim proposes to Pam......I guess I should just include this in my alternate universe series (it's a bit of a prequal to Labor Relations and DVD Saturday), but haven't done that yet.
Series of drabbles on random subjectsJim and Pam's first interaction after Casino Night was a lovely long, long talk. However, there were a few things Pam should have made a point of telling him.
I have decided to expand on the idea of Codename: Chicken Plate. This will be my take on the emails, phone calls and conversations we missed over the summer and for the first part of Season 3 (until Pam and Jim actually communicate themselves) My idea is that Jim knows exactly what happened between Pam and Roy and knows exactly what is going on in Pam's life right now even if WE don't see it.
What are you going to do with your time off? Travel. It's gonna be really nice. I'm gonna find myself. A night out on the town in Stamford, CT.
Stamford!Jim angst. Post Gay Witch Hunt. 'But eventually, I get used to the color of my walls and the street signs and how there’s nothing in this city that reminds me of you.'
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This is essentially my take on the "unseen" challenge. I've written a couple of these, and I originally thought I'd do one for every episode, but I'm thinking that's too ambitious for me -- especially when someone else has already done it so perfectly. But for what it's worth....
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There are secrets even the closest couples don't share.
Sometimes you double check to see if you can hear a dial tone.
Then again...sometimes you might be too distracted to bother. ;)
Response to the Overheard challenge. A couple has an important conversation at the bank. They say there are 5 stages of grief - Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance. You'll see Pam go through them - with some future fluff every other chapter to keep you from pulling your hair out. There will be 10 chapters in all. :)
There is a kind of art to them. (Jim and Pam and traditional glassblowing.)Jim teaches Pam the finer points of basketball. She's a quick study.Roy tries to remember when everything went to hell.
Five different stories about the sign on Jim's desk.Jim teaches Pam a new step.
She chuckles to herself, imagining telling Roy they spent the evening baking brownies and braiding each other’s hair.
Pam learns a new skill from Jim.
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