Most of you have probably already seen the Supernatural finale for season two, but I don't want to ruin anything for anyone, just in case. So be aware... spoilers follow below.

I have to say I was disappointed. I'll still watch the show, but I can't believe they killed Sam and then had Dean resurrect him via a demon pact. I found the first part of the episode terribly moving. When he said, "Let it end," to Bobby, I got chills. And I cried when he was talking to Sammy about when they were kids.

But the whole "I'll sell my soul to save you" thing felt very "been there, done that". The fact that the yellow-eyed demon actually says that with regard to hell. Well.

Plus, the story wasn't tightly written. Why, exactly, did they let Jake open the hell gate? Dean knew he'd murdered Sam. It would've made perfect sense for Dean to shoot him in the back of the head, no questions asked. I felt like they let the demons out, just so they'd have shit to hunt in season three.

But despite my disappointment, the show still has plenty of atmosphere. I just hope they don't go all apocalyptic like Angel did just before the show went straight down the shitter. I love Sam and Dean, though, so it doesn't matter. I'd watch it even if they were just doing body shots off each other and telling knock-knock jokes.

What else? Yesterday, at the store, I bought a bunch of healthy, organic cereal. I was terribly amused to see on the box "10% of proceeds donated to world peace." How the hell do I verify something like that? Call up the company? "I expected the world to seem 10% more peaceful today! What's up with that?" And last night I made banana crunch muffins. Weird recipe, called for no butter or oil, but they're tasty.

Oh, here's a random song I heard on the radio and liked. Chumbawamba isn't a one hit wonder!



PS - I wound up listed twice on Publisher's Marketplace. Seeing this on Dear Author thrilled me:

Sounds pretty interesting. Anne Sowards bought Patricia Briggs and Ilona Andrews, two authors on my auto buy list. Ann Aguirre's GRIMSPACE, sci-fi with romantic undertones introducing a jumper whose fractured consciousness holds a secret that could change the world as she knows it, if she lives long enough to remember, to Anne Sowards of Ace, in a nice deal, plus the sequel WANDERLUST, by Laura Bradford of Bradford Literary Agency (world English).

Well, that's a lot of random crap. I'm wrapping it up in pink tissue and silver paper and calling it a blog post. I'm off to write, ya'll. Hope you find something here to amuse you.