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strangevisitor7Hey guys, thanks for all the hugs and sympathy during my bout with food poinsoning. I hope I never have to go through that again. Luckily the training I had on give on Wedenesday was postponed until today - My boss was very sympathetic and let everyone know it was postponed. i don't think i could have stayed upright if I'd had to teach. Stayed home on Wednesday and slept pretty much until Thursday morning.
And a bonus to feeling better was a new Supernatural tonight.
I liked the episode but it scared the crap out of me. It didn't help that my cat got into the closet. I swear that scared me almost as much as the episode when he jumped out at me right in the middle.
I do wonder how The caged and barely human siblings had such good penmanship to write 'Go' and 'too late' but I guess they were really really smart. *snickers*
It was a nice change of pace from the heavy duty mythic stuff. Just like "the Benders" it was a reminder that people can be horrible and disgusting. I still am not clear on why 20 years later the kids decided to finally take Daddy out and they obviously didn't bother the people who painted the place. Just a quibble I guess.
My biggest complaint..and this comes from a die hard Dean girl... where was Sam. Dean didn't even hear the conversation about Andy so why was he the one comforting the dad.
I'm not sure I can handle Dean getting all weepy at the end of every episode - I understand he journey in Hell was...well hell...and I know he can't just get over it. not sure why emo Dean is bothering me...guess I expect it from Sam.
Oh and a couple of thoughts on Smallville: (Hubby still likes it so I guess I'm still watching) At least Chloe got her memory of super Clark back...score one for the writers knowing that erasing that part of her was a big mistake. all in all (except for the reminder that she's married to jimmy) it actually wasn't a bad episode and I really liked the three Legion members who showed up. Color me surprised I actually enjoyed the episode - even the presence of Lana didn't irritate.
So your thoughts about SPN and any one still watching Smallville out there - what did ya think?
And a bonus to feeling better was a new Supernatural tonight.
I liked the episode but it scared the crap out of me. It didn't help that my cat got into the closet. I swear that scared me almost as much as the episode when he jumped out at me right in the middle.
I do wonder how The caged and barely human siblings had such good penmanship to write 'Go' and 'too late' but I guess they were really really smart. *snickers*
It was a nice change of pace from the heavy duty mythic stuff. Just like "the Benders" it was a reminder that people can be horrible and disgusting. I still am not clear on why 20 years later the kids decided to finally take Daddy out and they obviously didn't bother the people who painted the place. Just a quibble I guess.
My biggest complaint..and this comes from a die hard Dean girl... where was Sam. Dean didn't even hear the conversation about Andy so why was he the one comforting the dad.
I'm not sure I can handle Dean getting all weepy at the end of every episode - I understand he journey in Hell was...well hell...and I know he can't just get over it. not sure why emo Dean is bothering me...guess I expect it from Sam.
Oh and a couple of thoughts on Smallville: (Hubby still likes it so I guess I'm still watching) At least Chloe got her memory of super Clark back...score one for the writers knowing that erasing that part of her was a big mistake. all in all (except for the reminder that she's married to jimmy) it actually wasn't a bad episode and I really liked the three Legion members who showed up. Color me surprised I actually enjoyed the episode - even the presence of Lana didn't irritate.
So your thoughts about SPN and any one still watching Smallville out there - what did ya think?