Oh, such nice sweet fluff. I loved this especially: "She hums a little laugh, and you feel her hand drag down and lightly touch the fabric over her stomach again. When it pulls, the subtle bump is more pronounced and you both notice. Your eyes flick to hers, and you just smile and she does, too and you press your lips to her cheek again and just hold, hold, hold onto it."
I can really see them in this exchange just as you've written it. Thanks for keeping our blood sugars appropriately high in anticipation of the wedding. Nice job.

Very, very sweet.

Very nicely done. Both the inevitable argument over this and then the resolution were very in character and believeable.

Adorable and well done. (It's amazing how much can be conveyed in these 55 word things.) The last line is perfect.

Author's Response: Thank You so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)

"He wants to scream it from the roof the building and burrow himself six feet underground simultaneously, because it’s true: He’s hopelessly in love with Pam, and there’s not a fucking thing he can do about it without royally screwing up both their lives"
This paragraph pretty much sums up Jim's life in Seasons 1 and 2. Wow.

Author's Response: Haha, I'm glad you thought so! I initially thought my wording was a little too direct and plainly stated, but all in all I guess I just wanted Jim to finally admit it to himself. Thanks for your review!

You are the queen of Jim and Pam banter. This is adorable. I loved this line because it describes Jim after the wedding exactly as you could imagine:
"sort of this blissful state of intoxicated fatigue"
I also love that he doesn't like marshmallows in ice cream. Good man.

Author's Response: Oh, a fellow marshmallow hater? EXCELLENT - me too...well, wait - I should qualify that. I like them in S'mores but I think that's the only place they belong. lol. They certainly don't belong in my ice cream!  Thanks so much for being such a loyal reader and reviewing Ms. Jazzfan!

Guh.

Very believeable and fun. I especially loved that she ordered and ate two breakfasts. Food tastes so darn good in the second trimester, so that really rang true. Can't wait for the next installment.

Author's Response: I'm glad it rang true because my only frame of reference is the internet and my pregnant friends. :)  Thanks so much for reading - and reviewing too!!

Another awesome perspective - truth from the mouth of fools (sorry Uncle Al)
I love these stories and I can't wait to see what's next. Please continue. /Dwight.

Author's Response: Aw, thanks jazzfan, I'm so happy to hear you're enjoying them. Next one should be up soon! :)

Well done. Poor horny Jim. *grin* I liked the ending a lot.

Author's Response: So glad you liked it! Thanks so much for reviewing! :)

Very sweet.

I really loved this, and these two paragraphs were especially great:
"You know that feeling you get as your foot falls asleep? It hurts at first and then, nothing. That was last May. This weight, it settled in my chest, I couldn't breathe, couldn't find words to express what was slowly consuming me- I just let it. Because once it did... nothing. I. felt. nothing."


"But it doesn't last long, your leg starts to hurt as the blood flow stops there too. You want to get up, but you can't. You're dreading what's next. But something Pam someone Pam is telling you Pam you should Pam because it might go numb Pam forever."

Nice work. I'd love to read more from you if you are so inclined.

Author's Response: Thank you! And I am so inclined =]

*sigh*

I can almost smell the saltwater. Very beautiful.