Jim, Pam and a weekend in New York - set in the fluffy future. Not a spoiler in sight.
So sweet and lovely. Looking forward to more!!!
Author's Response: So sweet of you to say! More soon!
Jim would have never believed that a copier could be a catalyst for a major life change. Nevertheless, it seemed oddly appropriate given his line of work. Spoiler free.As someone who is always asked to find the paper jams of the copiers at work, I can completely relate!!! Of course, if it were Jim that needed help, I wouldn't roll my eyes and curse people under my breath:)
Fantastic premise and wonderful execution! Loved it!!
Thank you so much! :) I agree that if Jim were to ask me to look at the copier for him, I'd be more than happy to do it... It must suck to be the one to deal with jams for everyone in the office! I only have to deal with my own jams and what annoys me most is that the copier won't stop beeping and flashing. I know you're not working, stupid copier! Just give me a second! Hee.
This is so how I want to see it on the show....which means, of course, it won't happen. Lovely imagery, as always, and perfectly them. Loved it.
Summer picnics, maps, rain...things change year to year. (No spoilers.)Where to begin? Well, so happy to see something new from you. And this is all just gorgeous. Wonderful job of making my heart ache and then jump out of my chest. Excellent, as always. And the rain in this chapter, and the peeling off of clothes.....GUH. Loved it.
Author's Response: First, I apologize for any damage to your heart...second, thanks so much for this generous review. Gorgeous? Wow. And speaking of GUH and peeling off clothes...can I cross my fingers for a bitterpill update soon?
Steamy fun with Jim Halpert IS the best kind of picnic. This was so much fun and so very needed. Another favorite!
Wonderful premise and you have me desperate for more. Can't wait to see what she says to Jim!!
Hmmm. You might not see what she says....but I promise you'll see the results. Sound good?
Thanks so much for the review. Stay tuned!
She had to finish this conversation now that she’d started it. Pam finally speaks up. No spoilers; takes place sometime after Product Recall, season 3.
Wonderful story. I loved Pam pushing until Jim couldn't fight her anymore. That last line says it all:) Great job.
So sweet! Does the heart good to see them happy and in their new home. Just what I needed on this Friday afternoon. Well done, as usual.
Inspired by the finale and the seasons that preceeded it. Enough said.
This? Perfect. You captured the emotions so beautifully. Lovely work, as usual.
Author's Response:
Your reviews are always so flattering because I'm always totally in agreement with your posts on TWoP (and the newly minted paragon of awesomeness, the Annex).
Thanks so much for your posts - and the review!
Post finale Jim/Pam. That's all I can say without spoiling people. It has been a long year. Perfect last line. This was sweet and lovely. Wonderful job!
Drabbleish thing set after the finale. Like, right after. Pure fluffiness.Really loved this. Perfect scenario. Last line was perfect and so true!
She can’t help but feel like it’s a good sign; a step in the right direction. Set post-The Job.Loved this so much. Wonderful date at Burger King...so cute!!! Great final scene. Very them.
I don’t get to kiss you again until our second date, which is three weeks after our first date, which is a year and a half after our other first date.
This is really beautiful and a nice look into Jim's mind. Really well done.
This oneshot is based on a prompt at TWoP to write a fic based on a screen shot from Gay Witch Hunt showing that Jim has a note stuck to his monitor reading, "Smile!" This is what I imagine he was thinking when he looked at it. Oh, so, spoilers for Gay Witch Hunt, sort of.
Wonderful job of showing what Jim must have been going through in Stamford. I really enjoyed this.
Author's Response: Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it. :)
You broke my brain with this. Thank you!
I am really enjoying this and love how you have incorporated moments we've seen on the show into something so completely different. So well done.
Author's Response: Thank you so much!
My heart was in my throat during the roof scene. So powerful. You just about killed me. But in a good way.
Author's Response:
Thanks. :)
Very few things have ever made me giddy at work. This is definitely one of them. Just perfect with Pam driving his car and trying not to look at him, and Jim taking her seatbelt off. So lovely.
Wonderful job! I'm really enjoying this and think you have the character voices down. Looking forward to the date!
25 Really fun story. You capture the sweet (and the saucy) so well. Looking forward to more.
Author's Response:
I'm happy you are enjoying it - I enjoy writing trying-to-hard!Jim. And imagine Pam's reaction when she hears about all the missed opportunities!
Thanks for reading and reviewing - I really appreciate it.
A collection of loosely-related moments (more like a bunch of one shots than a WIP. So jump in and out as you like.) Unapologetic smuff.A very good day, indeed. You just about killed me(in the best possible way, of course). So thrilled to see something new from you, and looking forward to more. These first two have left me satisfied and smiling:)
This lovely glimpse was a joy to read at work and to re-read now. You have the banter, the love, and the intimacy we want for them. And throwing in the mental image of Jim in his underwear is that tasty icing on the cake. Thank you!
The conversation on the doorstep after Jim and Pam's first date. Jim starts it off.
Very nicely done. So sweet.
Pam asks a question, Jim answers. For the 55 challenge.
So sweet. Wonderful job!
Two moments when Pam and Jim get together. Written in response to the 55 word challenge.
'You. Me. Us.' That certainly sums it up nicely. And in the end, it was simple....just wish it didn't take a whole other season to get there! Oh, well. Lovely work, as always.