Anxiety & Skeeball

[annundriel]

I am still having massive writing anxiety, but I think (think) I'm on my way to getting over that with this specific fic I'm working on. I keep making changes, poking and prodding it into something better or more or closer to what's happened in canon lately (hopefully all of these things and nothing negative). I'm just waiting to talk to a couple of people about it now. Then maybe I can exorcise the whole thing and be done.

It's a really good thing I don't bite my fingernails anymore. Braces! They were good for something beside giving me headaches!

My first thought when I hear Castiel say things like, "I'm going to look for God," is that they should check hospitals for coma patients first.

And then all the places you can play skeeball.

Comments

[olivelavonne.livejournal.com]

I have seen that episode. I remembered that Sam had given it to Dean when they were kids and it had meant a lot to Dean because it was from Sam, because he loved Sam so much. Which is why it made me sad that Dean gave it away, even if it was to help find God. I thought it was prety symbolic of what's going on with their relationship in a way. I hadn't realized that Bobby gave it to Sam though.

Supernatural started the summer before junior year. I remember because when it started I was working at Murphy for the summer and I was in a little studio, just got my tv and the first episode freaked me out so much, I invited Jana over to watch the second episode with me. At that point I was convinced the apartment was haunted. I shouldn't watch ghost things by myself.

[annundriel.livejournal.com]

I remember the commercials for it and being interested but then just...not. Because of timing, scariness factors, it airing on the CW (or the WB - despite the fact I got sucked into SV), etc.

But since I waited I got to do the first three seasons without being all antsy for the next episode. And I don't have to worry about, oh noes, doing that reading for Philosophy, English, Theology, whatever. Which, omg, is still MADE OF SO MUCH WIN.

[olivelavonne.livejournal.com]

That's okay, I only watched so much of the first season because of the scary factor and because school started again. We already had several shows. Plus, you know, school work and work.