Jim and Pam and two telephones, post-Season 3.
9 Mmmmmmm, smutcakes.
In all seriousness, I just DEVOURED all four chapters, and absolutely loved them. You have a knack for bringing the steam, but not sacrificing the playfulness and comedy. Woo Hoo! I can't wait for the barn dance smut!
This will just be a series of short vignettes about Jim and Pam getting to know one another as they start their adventure into true coupledom. Embarrassing moments, phobias, guilty pleasures....the truth comes out.
8 Awww! Awwwwwwwwww!!! This is adorable. *loves*
Author's Response: Thank you!!!!!!!!! Thanks so much for the feedback. I really appreciate it.
8 I don't think your Karen voice is dead at all! And it wasn't boring. It was refreshing to see something deviate from the norm around here. Plus I always like fics where Karen isn't a psycho bitch. I really, really enjoyed it. :)
Great Depression AU.10 Oh. My. God.
I didn't start reading Office fic until after you had pulled this; and to be completely honest, I wasn't sold on the whole "Jim/Pam in the Great Depression" thing, but I decided to give it a shot when I saw this morning it had been reposted. I am so glad I did.
I don't know how you did it, but it's like you took the spirits of Jim and Pam and embedded them into this story. It was beautifully written and absolutely pitch perfect with reagards to the characterization. The thing that surprised me the most though was Roy. He wasn't a focus, obviously, but you really made him into a wonderful, loving character, and it made Pam(and Jim)'s struggle so much more real.
Nothing I can say here will express my love for this story, so I'll just say thank you for reposting it and giving me the chance to read it. It is absolutely wonderful in every way.
Thanks for giving it a chance, starblossom, and for reviewing! Writing this made me a fan of Roy -- I could say that the show took the easy way out in removing him from the storyline, but I did, too. :)
9 So beautiful and wonderful. You have an amazing insight into who these characters really are, and the style with which you wrote this piece just made it a pleasure to read.