Typical slow days at the office with the Ladies of Dunder Mifflin.
I typically like Karen, if not with Jim, but she was just too much in this chapter. I kind of wanted to slap her. This chapter was just as hilarious as always though. I'm sorry I haven't reviewed until now, but I'm trying to get in the habit.
Author's Response: I always like Karen and I think she's having a very frustrating day as opposed to Pam who's having a very good one (after yesterday's super-disaster of a day). Don't slap her. Poor Karen's walking a path that is full of landmines. I hope you'll like her in the next few chapters. She's going to calm down a bit. Don't worry about leaving reviews! I like it when you review because you have a complaint or spot an error or because you enjoy something. I don't want ANYONE leaving reviews because they feel obligated to. That's just...not...right.
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. Oh, that last line gave me goosebumps. I mean, obviously the entire thing was brilliant, but that really got me. I cannot wait to see how he responds to that proclamation!
That. Was intense. I am in shock. The only thing I can think of how she could have figured it out is that Vexin told her? But then, that seems too obvious. I don't know. My brain is too broken to form a coherent thought except that you blew me away yet agian, even if I do often not review. *slaps self*
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.All he could see was a little girl running to him. A little girl with curly brown pigtails, bright green eyes, and Pam's smile. That was what he wanted.
This began my descent into tears but what finished me off was the end with Marsha and Audrey. Everything about this chapter was incredible and I know I have to wait for the next installment, but I will try to do so patiently.
Wow. That was intense, yet does make sense. It makes me appreciate her relationship with Dwight even more, because it is a healthy, wonderful relationship for her to be in. Obviously, I loved this.
Author's Response:
Hehe :). Thanks for the review. Now go write a less intense one.
When I first started thinking about it, it wasn't going to be anything like it. My basic idea was to describe Angela (sans Dwight), because I am a LOT like her, but I can't understand Dwight. And then, I wrote this. And then I appreciated Dwight. I never thought I would type that sentence. EVER
Hee. That just brightened my day. The ending was so unexpected, but hilarious. The entire story was well-written too though.
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