Response to the Summer Job Challenge:

The summer before Pam's Junior year of high school, Pam lands a part-time job answering phones at Anderson Realty.

This WAS a one-shot, but I'm having some writers' block issues with What They Don't Know...This is more to tide me over, but you're welcome to enjoy it!

In which we follow Pam and Jim into their detour from the Fun Run. 55 words per chapter.

Here’s the poem Pam writes to Jim for their three-month anniversary. It is handwritten. On stationery she created with paintbrush in hand and Jim in her heart. Before she gives it to him she says “Please don’t laugh, it’s ridiculously corny, but it really is how I feel.” 

By the way, please don’t laugh at me, this is ridiculously corny!

Way back in April, I wrote this for fun. It's about my favorite reviewers from Girly-Girl. Everything everyone says is taken literally from their own reviews* (albeit taken completely out of context).  Oddly enough, Jim remains dressed throughout the story.

*Except poor LisaHoo... I just kept adding stuff to her comments because, well, she rocks! 

For the 55 challenge. Nothing special.

The conversation on the doorstep after Jim and Pam's first date.  Jim starts it off.

This is a collection of standalone short pieces linked only by the use of a color. The acronym ROYGBIV, in case anyone has forgotten high school optics, stands for Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, and Violet and describes the colors of a rainbow. None of these pieces is linked to another; they are not chapters in a story. I'm working on some character development/backstory ideas and thought they'd be fun to play with here.