Oh my. I love the play on "When Harry Met Sally." Such a great idea, and so great for Kelly and Andy. They deserve the spotlight for a little while. I wonder where else they'll run into each other, and what will happen... because you know what Billy Crystal says in WHMS... "men and women can't be friends!" hee hee.

Author's Response: Hee, thanks so much, I'm glad that you enjoyed it!  And I'm so excited that you want to read more!!!  And WHMS is possibly the greatest rom com ever made, couldn't resist making a play on the title.  Thanks again for reviewing, I appreciate it!

gah! oh my! i definitely didn't see that slap coming! but i can understand her anger and frustration. I love your writing and can't wait to see where you go with this. What an interesting AU to explore with these two.

Author's Response: Thanks! I wanted to try a little different take on the aftermath of Casino Night. Glad you liked the start.

i'm definitely into this, but i'm worried about how you'll deal with the central characters. potential to be really sad! but yes, the series finale from six feet under was totally incredible. great idea to mix with our beloved office.


Author's Response: It will definitely be very hard to write the central character deaths. Thanks for your review!

Oh, I LOVE this chapter. I tried to write something from karen's perspective, post break-up, but it was nowhere nearly so dark and lonely and honest as your story. I really feel for her. Looking forward to the next chapter.

oh, how i hope against hope that this comes true. even though we'd probably never see it on camera!


Author's Response:

I know! But something tells me that what we (hopefully!) DO get to see will make up for it. Hehe. Thanks for reviewing, questionforyou.

haha! love it.


Author's Response: Thank you. I'm glad that you liked it questionforyou.

EW. Sufficiently cringe-worthy. But also very funny. I love that she slaps him. Hee.


Author's Response: I'm glad that you could sift through the cringyness to find the funny. I know, Angela is slap-happy. She's hit Toby and Dwight...that I can remember, at least. Thanks for the review questionforyou.

Wow. I really enjoyed this. I liked hearing things from Karen's perspective, and what her life was like away from Jim, with her friends. Did she notice when Jim called her Pam, though? Ah! Also, I love when her friend says something about Karen pulling a "Felicity in Scranton." That was original and cute. And the "I'm close..." I thought I was a giant pervert; then I read Karen's thought. I like this Karen a whole lot. Someone needs to write her post-getting-dumped by Jim roadtrip fic. ALSO: I thought it was SO realistic, Karen's friends referring to Pam as the "crazy ex." Girls get catty and are so quick to label "crazy" sometimes, especially when they're territorial. And we KNOW Karen is.

lastly, my friend erica, who likes to force me to go out to overpriced trendy restaurants in nyc, brought me to kittichai this spring. the chocolate-covered spareribs are really delicious. and it is quite trendy, so, good researching with that!

Oh, I hope that these two have some kind of interaction in the season premiere and it's not just awkward silence. We've had more than enough of that on this show! Your description is very realistic - the interaction isn't totally 100% friendly, but it's civil. And I love the ending - that Pam was the only one who really wanted Jim for Jim. Even though I don't see Karen as a villain-type, I can't help but agree. Great job.

Author's Response: I don't really see Karen as the villain either, she was just in the wrong place at the wrong time. I can't blame her, though, because if I had Jim I wouldn't want to let him go either! Thank you!