A Christmas Dream
We have so much talent in the Supernatural fandom! Fans draw, edit photos and videos, write fan fics, create costumes or props, make jewelry and much more. It’s time to showcase the #SPNFamily’s talent and ask the people behind the creations some questions! Giovanna aka GioGui is the next artist I want to introduce to…
Thanksgiving Dinner (you knew I was going to use this) Family road trips High speed internet access Bear hugs Sharing serene moments Rainy days Fords (Ain’t she beautiful Ardeospina?) Embracing inner creativity Making it up as you go along Relaxing by a crackling fire Indoor plumbing Not being in the obituaries Dreams in technicolor Morning…
The WFB Gazette’s unflagging reporters Randal Smith and Jaspala Wesson have discovered the Edlund’s mysterious ploy to subvert the official version of the show, using jewels of the traditional horror genre as a model to create his scripts from. Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
On the first day of Christmas, “Supernatural” gave to me… A scarecrow near an apple tree Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
On the tenth day of Christmas, “Supernatural” gave to me… Ten bullets blazing… Nine beers for drinking… Eight musty motel rooms… Seven snarky angels… Six beasts a-slaying… Five manly rings… Four calling phones… Three hot guys… Two muscle cars… And a scarecrow near an apple tree. Share on FacebookTweetFollow usSave
Supernatural began as a series immersed not only in small-town America but also in small-business America. At the start of the Pilot John Winchester owned a garage, and Dean Winchester was uncomfortable in a suit in Phantom Traveller. Big business was a far-off world which could be milked for what could be got through credit card fraud (Pilot,…
Karen….this was excellent, so beautiful and well thought out. I really enjoyed this. Nice to believe the boys had a good Christmas too. Very moving….Thanks for sharing.
Your know this would have been a GREAT Christmas episode for this year. T oo bad you don’t write for SPN. 😉
Awwww! We have at least 3 great poets on this site.
That was a really nice gift to give the boys and Bobby.
Sniffle!
Very, very groovy and sablegreen is right, would have been a quite poignant episode, then everyone wakes up into the soul-crushing misery that is the world of Supernatural.
This was so beautiful, your poems just rock girl!
*sniffles* I’d like the boys to have that kinda christmas too, lord knows they deserve one *sigh*
Now I gotta and watch me some Supernatural Christmas and sniffle some more 🙂
Thanks everyone. I’m so happy you liked this.
After ‘Abandon all Hope’ I was feeling so bad for the guys.
I thought if they could have just one good moment in their lives, what would it be.
And being around Christmas I got inspired. I get a little sappy around this time.
Sablegreen and Randal without any bloodshed, gruesome murders, mellon balers, sink disposal units, motw, I don’t think this would ever fly as an episode. I just can’t see Kripke going for it.
But thank-you for thinking that it could be, I’m completely honoured.
Hi, Karen,
What a fun idea to give us a little respite from nothing new in the SPN realm during hellatus!
I love the idea of John and Mary and Ellen and Jo all being there with Jessica and how people paired up to talk and share…very nice.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi Elle2
Thank-you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Karen, this is magical. How do you come up with beautiful stuff like that?! I’m equally sappy this time of year,so the tissue-requiring part of me is glad that we’ll have another year till it’s Christmas again…
You know, there is also Easter, and there are some other holidays… (hint, hint), 😉
Thanks! Always a great pleasure! Take care, Jas
Well done … I think you’re probably the first person in the entire history of rhyme to combine “quota” with “Dakota” and frankly I’m in awe.
Hi Jasminka and Suze
Thank you so much for your comments.
Easter eh? I will have to think about that one.
For some reason the killer rabbit in Monty Python and the Holy Grail keeps coming into my head.
As for rhyming Dakota with quota, I have to admit that one was tricky to come up with. I had changed around the first line numerous times before the word quota came to mind.
I was so happy.
Cheers to you both!
OMGOSH, Karen… It couldn’t have been more perfect. I