tommygirl | I'm in a supernatural state of mind

I am now at Bebel's house, hanging with my second family. I'm lazing about watching episodes of Burn Notice and Life with Frankie while Bebel is at the bonfire on the beach. I was supposed to go, but Bebel thinks I have some sort of ear infection that's causing the vertigo that I've been having since about an hour after I got off the plane on Friday morning. I swear, I can't do anything without breaking. I thought it was just no food/no sleep from leaving for the airport before 5am on Friday and then not eating until around 6pm.

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winchestercon was a lot of fun. I'm glad I was able to come and meet so many wonderful fellow fans and hang out and put names to faces. Supernatural fandom is really awesome.

I've friended a few of you that I hung out with a bit that I didn't know before, but I'm sure I'm missing people.

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Now some thoughts on Thursday night's Supernatural...

Episode 3.2

Perfect children freak me out. Those kids being all over their moms and like, "I love you more than anything in the world, mommy." Eep. Dude, just give mommy some personal space.

Ben was awesome! You guys know that I have my Daddy!Dean mad love! And Ben is so much like how I envisioned Nate Winchester...dude, he's just so awesome. I love mini-dean! I loved Dean's reaction as he notices all these things about Ben and then starts doing the math in his head. Dean is so HOT when he's dealing with kids. I love him so much.

I love that Sam is learning all these things about him and his mother. I love that he's going to work with Ruby - because you know he is (no spoilers, I'm guessing) - because he needs to save Dean. Because there's no way he's giving up his brother.

I really like Ruby and it makes so much more sense now how she didn't even blink about taking human life along with the demons in the first episode. And I think it plays nicely into the whole Lenore thing of season two, where there are certain "evil" things that exist in various shades of gray.

And seriously, Sam and Dean are just getting hotter, aren't they? It's simple fact at this point.

I loved the conversation at the end for Dean and the girl (can't think of her name right now - forgive me) because she's right. He has saved a lot of people and that's his legacy. And he seems to have lost sight of that after John made the deal in season two.

I love this show.

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Okay, I'm going to attempt to read the friends list, but seeing as I haven't really since Wednesday, I'm not sure how far I will get. It doesn't mean that I don't love you all lots.