Post-"Gay Witch Hunt"; Pam's growing up and realizing that if you want something, sometimes you have to fight for it.
10 I just said, "Ouch," out loud at work. Great writing. The story has me completely sucked in. I feel like I hacked into their e-mail accounts. Please update soon!
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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10 It's great! I love that it's told from Jim's point of view. Very bittersweet, but with a hint of hope in the ending. Great job!
This might turn into something like my Away From the Cameras (in that I'll try to do one for every episode). This is, of course, assuming that those sneaky writers don't reveal something totally the opposite of the assumptions I'm going on here.
Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement is intended.10 This is awesome! I need more JAM. You're filling in the blanks wonderfully. I love that you're such a prolific writer. Makes waiting for the new episode SOOO much easier.
Author's Response: I'm so glad you're enjoying it! Thanks for the feedback!
A night out on the town in Stamford, CT.
This was great. Love how you characterized Andy - so true to what we've seen of him. I also liked how you reintroduced Karen - great job. Of course, the JAM call takes the cake. Poor Pam - Old Maid Dundie. I shouldn't be giggling at that, should I? Hope Jim and Pam can work things out in your world soon.
The Halpert's daughter is in love. But who is this boy she brought home? Is he good enough for Jim's little girl? Hijinks ensue...9 I'm giggling uncontrollaby here at work, thinking about this reunion. Glad that a Shrute offspring can be normal, I always worried about their kids. Seriously, still giggling. The Jell-o line got me, along with the "two flushes/exotic bird" signal. Just hee! Great job.
Author's Response: Hee! The Schrute offspring seems normal - maybe it's just years of therapy. Or sometimes insanity skips a generation! (And I'm glad you liked the signals/Jell-o cuz that was my favorite part!)
But almost. ;)
10 You're killing me, woman! So beautiful. So wonderful. Simply awesome. I've run out of adjective to describe your fics. Just keep them coming!
Author's Response:
OK, TV_Buffy. Will do. ;)
The children of Halpert and Schrute meet and fall in love as only 5th graders can...
7 Loved this chapter. You cracked me up in so many places - mixing arts and crafts, the number of Dwangela kids there are out there, Chriselda's math skills. Hee. Great job!
Author's Response: Thank you! I just love all these characters so much that it is a pleasure to write!
An Office-based parody of The Princess Bride.10 ::sigh:: This was fabulous, through and through. It will forever be one of my favorite stories, fanfic or otherwise.
Author's Response: Wow, thanks, TV_Buffy :)
10 Again, I say this is perfect, wonderful, awesome, incredible...just wow. Since you mentioned you were writing this story, I wondered how you were going to fit in the various elements. Everything you've done has exceeded my imagination ten-fold.
I can't single out my favorite parts; they're all my favorite. But, the avatar line was definitely inspired. Pefect parody. Pefect characterization.
Can't wait to read the next chapter.
10 Bouncing with anticipation here. I squeed when I saw you posted this. Off to a really good start. Can't wait for more.
Still bouncing.
10 Inconceptable!
Hahahahaha! Love it. That and the shredding macheels. Love this story. I have such a desire to watch the movie now.
Can't wait for the virtual sword match. Hee. Fabulous job.
Thanks, TV_Buffy! The sword match should be fun ;)
10 Bwah! This was great.
She didn't laugh when he told her he'd never been allowed to try Jell-O.
Although she did laugh when he told her his father called it "the instrument of the devil."
I had to stop reading at that point; I was laughing too hard. Loved the Dwangela/Jam traits that were evident in their offspring.
As always, great story.
HEE! That was the first line I thought of. It took me a while to simplify it. I'm not expecting this to become an epic saga. :)
I'm very glad to know you liked it.
This picks up pre-merger and is spoiler free, a bit AU as well. I began this back in October (maybe even September), and obviously the show has deviated quite a bit from what I speculated here.
This begins with angst, but there is a great deal of fluff, steam, smut, and silly...for several, several chapters. My idea was to go beyond the happy ending, so to speak.
Disclaimer: All publicly recognizable characters, settings, etc. are the property of their respective owners. The original characters and plot are the property of the author. The author is in no way associated with the owners, creators, or producers of any media franchise. No copyright infringement is intended.At first she's all wrong, but in the end maybe she's a better fit.9 The fact that you're such a JAM shipper makes this piece that much more amazing. I loved it. I could see it happening, and if it did, I wouldn't be too upset. I'd actually like to see this story from Pam's point of view. Why wait a year to contact? Why still the waffling? We've always figured it's been Roy's who held her back. Maybe it's just Pam holding herself back.
Lots of good things to think about from this story.
10 Just stumbled across this story. Like the point of view and Pam's realizations. Will you continue?
BTW, is the title a Buffy reference? If so, it get high points form me. :)
Oh, I see you answered my question already. Seriously, great job.
Author's Response: I may or may not have spent the weekend holed up with my Buffy DVDs. Thanks for the comments! I don't think I'm going to continue -- I was definitely thinking oneshot. Oh, and thanks for organizing the TWoP recaps, they were great!
Jim's been away. Now he's back. Pam realizes what she's missed. No spoilers - just speculation and much wishful thinking.
I added Karen as a character in the story - since she's mentioned.
10 Hugs, you've outdone yourself again. If it happened this way, I could buy into it an be a happy shipper. Loved it.
Author's Response: Thanks TV_Buffy!! I have to say me too. Let's hope it's from this screen to 'whoever gets the assignment to write the Jam reunion of my dreams' ears. :)
Perhaps, even though she hates to put it into words so bluntly, perhaps Michael is just better than nothing. Jan before Casino Night.
8 Great job! Like the Jan analysis a lot
Author's Response: Thanks:) I think there's still a lot more about her to analyze:)
10 That was great! I'm grinning from ear to ear. (I know, I'm such a bad JAM shipper). You had me completely fooed all the way through.
Great job, as always.
10 This fic made me very happy. Phyllis as a Nana makes me smile.
Author's Response: She would be a great grandmother, I think!
Author's Response: Great as in wonderful, not someone's great-grandma :-P
When gods want to punish us, they grant us our wishes.10 Wow. Didn't expect that. A world without Jim is not a world worth living in. Great job at creating the creepy/crazy feeling of a topsy-turvey universe. Can't wait to know exactly Creed's role.
Author's Response: Oh, thanks, actually creating that feeling was rather difficult and I thought I made it too chaotic and failed. So I'm glad you liked it:)
It's another Stamford office friday night, and Josh is buying the first few rounds. Jim tags along and hopes to start building some new relationships. That turns out to be more true than he could have imagined.
7 Very cute story. So glad Pam went to see Jim. It was a very Jim thing to do.
One little, tiny, teeny nitpick - the city is Stamford, not Stanford. :)
With apologies to Charles Dickens, here's the real story of what finally prompted Pam to call off the wedding. 10 That? Was awesome. I'm in awe, seriously. Everyone was in character and you kept true to the story, but updated it and kept it cool at the same time. Loved it so much.
Author's Response: Thanks! I love that you called it "cool"!
10 Wow. That was amazing. Hot, sexy and so creative. Thank you!
Author's Response: No, thank you :)
10 Love it! Glad to see you live in my universe. :)