Generally an annoying hopeless romantic.
I love writing, reviewing. In terms of reviewing - yes, I go back and read old stories. Sometimes really old. It is fun. Yes, I leave um, interesting reviews. Hopefully you like them. If not, tell me to shut up.
I am willing to beta. I can't promise a lot of grammar comments, but I can tell you what I like, don't like, and if something doesn't sound right to me. Feel free to contact me. I don't bite and fanfic is my life.
More Jim and Pam and their adventures in raising baby Jill!
How shall we sing our love's song now / In this strange land where all are born to die?Member's Choice - Pam thought she was throwing these letters away. But what happens when your garbage doesn't stay in the garbage? Set mid-season 3.Eight years has passed since Jim and Pam have spoken. Many things have changed in their lives including a little girl that captures their hearts.
"He forgets about paperwork and relationship forms and Michaels and Dwights and everything Monday through Friday." Inside Jim's head one laid-back afternoon.
Typical slow days at the office with the Ladies of Dunder Mifflin.
4 Way back in April, I wrote this for fun. It's about my favorite reviewers from Girly-Girl. Everything everyone says is taken literally from their own reviews* (albeit taken completely out of context). Oddly enough, Jim remains dressed throughout the story.
*Except poor LisaHoo... I just kept adding stuff to her comments because, well, she rocks!
Three years have passed since Pam left Scranton for New York, and Jim is still very much on her mind. Will a work-related trip to Rome, Italy be the catalyst that reunites Pam with Jim once and for all?
Jim and Pam’s four First Kisses…and first Last Kiss. Spoilers through "The Job," unspoiled spec thereafter.
Pam's discovered the world of internet chat rooms. Jim can't resist the chance to be near her in cyberspace. Spoilers up to Cocktails. Yup, it’s a post-Cocktails fic! With a bit of a twist. Karen does a bad thing, and Jim is about to suffer the consequences…A writer has questioned their calling, and finds solace in the truth In the eternity between The Kiss and what comes next lay infinite possibilities.Jim's almost gotten used to narrating his life into a camera lens for the consumption of strangers. Like having a blog, but more embarrassing.