I think Jesus guy's RV doesn't count -- that's just hauling home around with you. Gordon is a possibility, since it's never explicit.

I think after having a home for so long, Ellen would find a place after the Roadhouse burned, even if we weren't shown it. Jo is another possibility as a free-wheeler, though.

Still seems like it's more the exception than the rule, though. And with two small kids, very much an anomaly. Having kids at all is, too, though. Especially kids who are also raised as hunters.

Ellen would find a place after the Roadhouse burned, even if we weren't shown it. Jo is another possibility as a free-wheeler, though.

But she and Jo were together both times we saw them this season.

I assumed that was due to the case, same way we see the boys with Bobby, or the way an outside might, I guess. I could have sworn Ellen said something about it, too, about Jo off hunting and her not being able to say much about it.

The con's at LAX, right? I was just near there. But I'm totally not a con person, even with addiction accounted for.

I can't imagine Ellen not having a home, but I can see Jo being on the road.

I forgive Gordon for wanting to kill Sam. I may never not be mad at Ruby.

Just watched Metamorphosis. Ugh, what messy brother stuff. Hurts to watch. And Sam's face when he finds out Castiel wants him stopped.

Metamorphosis

Another great Sam wingspan moment. "I'm a whole new level of freak!" In the same pulloff where John told the boys "Jim Murphy's dead." And "This ends, now. I'm ending it."

Oh John. If only. And I apologize for being a giant location geek. It's a tic, I can't help it.

And Sam's face when he finds out Castiel wants him stopped.

Sad making.

The con's at LAX, right?

I don't know. I just read it as I realized that I should check my email and there was an email from Creation. I (obviously because I chickened out of the Vancouver one) don't think I'm a con person either. But if I was going in with a couple of you guys, I would totally do it. The thought of any large fandom gathering (Comic-Con) terrifies me really. Any large gathering would make me uncomfortable.

"This ends, now. I'm ending it."

gulp.

I've been to one con--it was La Femme Nikita. I went not because I'm a big fan, but because Dana was there and it was only four hours away. It was--intense. Vids from cons are interesting, and stuff, but even without the migraines I don't have enough of an audience and insta-bond personality to get the most out of them. The lines and stuff would drive me mental.

That having been said, I really liked seeing Dana at LFN, and I got to meet shrift. But it's not me.

Unless you look at Just For Laughs as a convention, but that's more like a working thing, and it's like going home for me, not a fandom.

I think I would rather watch the vids, because the crowds and the lines would annoy me, too. The spectacle part of it would put me off, too -- "Breakfast with Jared and Jensen!" and all that. They're not circus animals. I wish they would do more stuff like the Paley panel.

"Messy" is certainly the right word for Metamorphosis. That was some nasty shit.

they're not circus animals

made me picture JP on stage trying to catch in his mouth peanuts being thrown from the crowd. Cuz it seems like he'd find that fun.

I've been trying to find a good way to express this, because I don't want to sound like a crazy fan lady.

My relationship to my shows, the characters and the actors who play them is very personal. I enjoy discussing them with a select few whose opinions and attitudes are similar to my own (you guys). Much like music fandom(s).

I never attended a concert for a group I liked because it puts me at a remove from the performers and the music. I am not a crowd person, in fact they make me nonfunctional-panicky and hysterical. Not a pretty sight, and not a pleasant experience.

I feel much the same way about show cons. Discussion here enhances my experience, whereas sharing it with a crowd of strangers would dilute it beyond value, while adding the stresses of dealing with crowds.

This is why I love you people, but will neverever attend a con.

If I should run across Jared and/or Jensen at Bellis Fair Mall, I would likely smile, if they seemed receptive I would offer appreciation of their work and a wish for luck in the future. I don't want an autograph. I don't want a picture. If a hug should happen spontaneously I think I would be able to remember it without documentation, but I certainly would not pay them to hug me.

The same goes for John Cho or Tim DeKay or Matt Bohmer or Holly Hunter or, or, or. They do their jobs, I appreciate the performance and wish the performer well.

I enjoy con footage, but it's still performance, of a sort, and watching it on a screen is far more relaxed and satisfying than attempting to pay attention to what they're saying and trying to breathe at the same time.

I realize I'm a freak, but you love me anyway, right?