Title: Spring Cleaning
Fandom: The Office, Jim/Pam
Spoilers: Up through the season 2 finale, Casino Night
Summary: A week after Casino Night, a memo comes in over the fax machine from New York: spring cleaning this week in the office.Author's Note: Written for E, only two months after her birthday
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And then in the background, Michael trying to find out about Ryan, and a perfect Kelly, and Stanley, and Toby, and Kevin and Phyllis and everybody - and Jan! And the way Roy asked Pam out - just dead on how it must've been.
Seriously, this is just so incredibly fantastic I can't even feedback it adequately. I hope you write more in this fandom!
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Seriously, thank you SO much for your comment. I love Jim and Pam (and Jim/Pam) so much that I was really nervous writing this story that I wouldn't get their dynamic right. I'm so glad it worked for you!
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You've got these lovely turns of phrase (and Jim felt a piece of himself cave in; He has to look away, at the busy road on the other side of the parking lot, partly because it bothers him to think of Pam crying) and I absolutely adore the history of Pam and Roy which I completely believe. How she'd ( ... )
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I really love that you haven't skimped on any of the details about actual office life
I'm glad something good came out of the three years I spent temping! I was always obsessed with good pens.
Thank you so much for taking the time to make this comment, and for saying such kind things about my writing.
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You nailed every voice, but I really think you perfectly captured the Jim/Pam dynamic -- both pre- and post-CN. I particularly loved:
And he would look at her and smile in that way that seemed to reach beyond an appreciation for the joke to an appreciation for the person who made it. For Pam herself.
Perfect. Just perfect. And leaving the free cell cards for her to finish. Very Jim.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing, and please write more!
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Also, I love that icon! Thanks again for the kind note.
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I'm glad the premise and its execution worked - I spent the longest time trying to figure out an idea for an Office fic (I promised a friend I'd write one for her), and finally this came to me. I was so relieved to have an idea that I'm not sure I really examined it all that closely as to whether it was a good one - I'm so glad it worked for you!
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