They've been here before. Jim and Pam and their parking lot stuff. When you tell me your plan, a giggle laced through your words, I have to work hard to concentrate...
A companion piece to the parking lot had an element of danger. Title taken from "Lion's Mane" by Iron & Wine. Spoilers through The Return.
Written in response to the Evening Coming (aka the Scarf) challenge. Not usually one for prompts, but this one got me thinking.
Pam's been faking it. Roy asks Jim how to fix it.
The third in a series of themed stories, to fill out Color Wheel and Language Barrier.
Post The Convict - just a brief scenario, pondering that episode. Jim, Pam, Karen, Einstein...the usual gang. (Originally written as one of a collection of scenes; decided to let it be a stand alone. For now.)
Jim and Karen take a trip to Montreal. Jim POV. First time fanfic period, so, you know, excuse the suckage. Series of drabbles on random subjectsPost Initiation, just before Diwali. Jim POV. Just pondering physics, the Kama Sutra, a phone call, and you know who.
They sway. Spoilers for The Client (2x07).An Office-based parody of The Princess Bride. "There wasn't enough punch in the world to turn her into that sort of girl, and he wasn't that sort of boy."Inspired by the premiere’s melancholy whiff o’Jam. Except with a happy ending, because…I felt like it. Contains a possible SPOILER – nothing you wouldn’t know unless you’ve avoided even those tiny tidbits in the mass media. Just saying, to be fair.Immediately post-Casino Night, Jim finds comfort from an unexpected source. Response to the "Second Choices" challenge.
This is essentially my take on the "unseen" challenge. I've written a couple of these, and I originally thought I'd do one for every episode, but I'm thinking that's too ambitious for me -- especially when someone else has already done it so perfectly. But for what it's worth....
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Jim and Pam, overheard.
Fanfic is a fun outlet for me after a long day at the office, but it's also a chance to work on some writing issues: character development, style, pacing. So thanks to anyone who gives me reviews! 
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