There is a vote for who gets the role of Gaborn, and in one day we got him in first place… only for Christensen to jump up to first.
There are only 8 more days for the poll, we need to get him to win!
((New headcanon, Dee loves Lilo and Stitch. She says she identifies with Nani for having a weirdo younger sibling, but in reality she feels like a Lilo who wants to grow up to be Nani.))
(Source: tangledwithdisney)
1. What is your best friends name?
2. What color underwear/boxers wearing now?
3. What are you listening to right now?
4. Whats your favorite number?
5. What was the last thing you ate?
6. If you were a crayon what color would you be?
7. How is the weather right now?
8. Who was the last person you talked 2 on the phone?
9. The first thing you notice about the opposite gender?
10. Do you have a significant other?
11. Favorite TV show?
12. Siblings?
13. Height?
14. Hair color?
15. Eye Color?
16. Do you wear contacts?
17. Favorite Holiday?
18. Month?
19. Have you ever cried for no reason?
20. What was the last movie you watched?
21. Favorite Day of the Year?
22. Are you too shy to ask someone out?
23. Can you do a headstand (not using the wall)?
24. Hugs or Kisses?
25. Chocolate or Vanilla?
26. What books are you reading?
27. Piercings?
28. Favorite movies?
29. Favorite football Team?
30. What are you doing right now?
31. Butter, Plain or Salted popcorn?
32. Dogs or cats?
33. Favorite flower?
34. Been caught doing something you weren’t supposed to do?
35. Do you have a best friend of the opposite gender?
36. Have you ever loved someone?
37. Who would you like to see right now?
38. Are you still friends with people from kindergarten?
39. Have you ever fired a gun?
40. Do you like to travel by plane?
41. Right-handed or Left-handed?
42. How many pillows do you sleep with?
43. Are you missing someone?
44. Do you have a tattoo?
(Source: dontspillyourgutss)
Story is, she took the bus with Sam to Palo Alto.
When she wanted to get back into hunting she called Bobby and asked if he had a car she could borrow or have. She said she didn’t care what kind, just as long as it ran.
So Bobby drove down with her “new” truck.

A 1954 International S-110 pick-up.
She’s been working on fixing the ol’ girl up for the past four years, it’s a constant battle.
Deanna watched Dean as he ate, she knew why he was nervous, she knew he didn’t want to talk about his world, his past. Sighing, she took another bite, “You don’t have to tell me anything you don’t want to, but…” trailing off she bit into some pineapple to gather her thoughts. “We’ll have to at least talk about the way your world worked. So I can show you what to do here… like greeting people.”
“And then after we can watch a movie…” She thought for a second, “Actually, you don’t have to even tell me all at once, we can make it into lessons, and after each lesson we watch a different movie. How does that sound?”
“T-that sounds okay,” Dean nodded. He supposed he could do it if it were spread out. He wasn’t really sure what the differences were between this place and his own world though. Dean was sure he’d miss something important simply because he couldn’t imagine it any other way.
“How do… how do w-we start,” Dean asked her curiously, before taking another bite of his food.
“Well… How about you tell me stories?” Deanna tried to think of an easy way for them to see what was different, children stories often contained essential information about what cultures valued. At least that’s what Sam told Deanna when she asked about one of his classes. “Are there any kinds of stories that you were told when you were growing up? They could be about anything.”
Deanna smiled at Dean’s enthusiasm, she hoped that he’d be alright during their talk, but first they had to get home. They rounded a corner and she led him up to a duplex, “Here’s home.” She reached into her pocket, pulled out her keys, and unlocked the kitchen door. She held the door open for Dean as she took off her shoes and set the food on the table.
“Pick a chair, and I’ll grab some plates.” Deanna walked over to a cabinet, pulled out two plates and a couple of serving spoon. She set the plates down on the table and opened the to-go boxes. “Get however much you want.” Serving herself with one serving spoon, she handed the other to Dean.
“T-thank you,” Dean smiled at her. He looked at the two boxes, leaning over to smell them. They both smelled delicious. With a little bit of effort he scooped some of both boxes onto his plate and started to eat. They tasted really good—but like nothing he had ever eaten before.
He ate the food, careful not to make eye contact. Now that he was at her home, the idea of telling her his past made him uncomfortable. Maybe if he didn’t make eye contact she would forget her request.
Deanna watched Dean as he ate, she knew why he was nervous, she knew he didn’t want to talk about his world, his past. Sighing, she took another bite, “You don’t have to tell me anything you don’t want to, but…” trailing off she bit into some pineapple to gather her thoughts. “We’ll have to at least talk about the way your world worked. So I can show you what to do here… like greeting people.”
“And then after we can watch a movie…” She thought for a second, “Actually, you don’t have to even tell me all at once, we can make it into lessons, and after each lesson we watch a different movie. How does that sound?”
Feeling Dean lean into her, she gave his hand one last squeeze before releasing it and wrapping her arm around his shoulders. Pulling him into a one armed hug, she smiled, “And maybe afterwards, if you’re up for it, we can have ice cream and I can show you a movie.”
If she was up for it; she already wanted to rip Dean’s old master a new one, and if she was right about his past… it would be a thousand times worse.
“Yes,” Dean said excitedly. As nervous as he was to speak about his past the prospect of ice-cream was appealing to him. He wondered if he could get through the conversation without crying or getting upset… He didn’t think he would be able to.
Deanna smiled at Dean’s enthusiasm, she hoped that he’d be alright during their talk, but first they had to get home. They rounded a corner and she led him up to a duplex, “Here’s home.” She reached into her pocket, pulled out her keys, and unlocked the kitchen door. She held the door open for Dean as she took off her shoes and set the food on the table.
“Pick a chair, and I’ll grab some plates.” Deanna walked over to a cabinet, pulled out two plates and a couple of serving spoon. She set the plates down on the table and opened the to-go boxes. “Get however much you want.” Serving herself with one serving spoon, she handed the other to Dean.
(Source: the--black--lamb)
Deanna sighed, “No, it’s just…” she paused gathering her thoughts, “Thinking about your world, about the reasoning behind your scars… It makes me angry. No one should be put through that.” She kicked at a rock on the ground, “But I need to know more so I can teach you who it’s different here. How you’re gonna be safe here.”
“Okay,” Dean nodded. He relaxed slightly when he realized that he had not done anything wrong. He didn’t like that he’d upset her though. He leaned against her, trying to comfort her slightly. It was so strange that someone so broken still cared so much, but he did.
Feeling Dean lean into her, she gave his hand one last squeeze before releasing it and wrapping her arm around his shoulders. Pulling him into a one armed hug, she smiled, “And maybe afterwards, if you’re up for it, we can have ice cream and I can show you a movie.”
If she was up for it; she already wanted to rip Dean’s old master a new one, and if she was right about his past… it would be a thousand times worse.
Deanna stopped in her tracks, “Your breed? They… fuck.” She took a deep breath, “Honey, when we get home we’re gonna have a long talk about…” She couldn’t find the words, your world? Your past? “Everything, alright?” She squeezed his hand gently, “I know it’ll be hard, but… I need to know about your world. How things work, what… what happened to you.”
She needed to know what he went through, she needed to know what he needed, and what not to say or do around him. She knew he might not tell her everything, might not be able to, but she was willing to wait for him to trust her.
“I—Okay,” Dean nodded. They walked in silence for a few minutes before Dean finally spoke up again. “D-did I say something wrong,” he asked her nervously. Dean hadn’t expected her to react that way.
Deanna sighed, “No, it’s just…” she paused gathering her thoughts, “Thinking about your world, about the reasoning behind your scars… It makes me angry. No one should be put through that.” She kicked at a rock on the ground, “But I need to know more so I can teach you who it’s different here. How you’re gonna be safe here.”
Deanna glanced at Dean, “Yeah, my last name is Winchester. It’s actually a pretty common last name.” She didn’t seem to get that it might be different where Dean was from. “Why do you ask?”
“Oh,” Dean bit his lip nervously. “In my r-reality it’s a b-breed. My b-breed,” He told her. There was a great variety of breeds, all decedents of angels or archs. The more famous the angel, the rarer and better the breed.
Deanna stopped in her tracks, “Your breed? They… fuck.” She took a deep breath, “Honey, when we get home we’re gonna have a long talk about…” She couldn’t find the words, your world? Your past? “Everything, alright?” She squeezed his hand gently, “I know it’ll be hard, but… I need to know about your world. How things work, what… what happened to you.”
She needed to know what he went through, she needed to know what he needed, and what not to say or do around him. She knew he might not tell her everything, might not be able to, but she was willing to wait for him to trust her.
Deanna smiled, “You don’t have to be nervous, It a short walk from here.”
She stood as the hostess called out “Winchester.” The woman came and hand her the bag, Deanna handed her some cash, and gestured to Dean to follow her.
“It’s just a couple of blocks,” she held his hand again, not wanting for him to get lost.
Winchester. Dean tilted his head curiously. She was a Winchester? To him, the name was a breed. He suspected it was different here—though he didn’t know what it could mean. The concept of a last name boggled him.
“Y-you’re a Winchester too,” Dean asked her curiously as she pulled him along.
Deanna glanced at Dean, “Yeah, my last name is Winchester. It’s actually a pretty common last name.” She didn’t seem to get that it might be different where Dean was from. “Why do you ask?”
I have a feeling we’d get along, I can see a lot of cuddling and fun being had.
There would probably be a score board for any prank wars we would have.
And tickle fights are a must have. Just saying.
Deanna giggled at his description of the mint, “I like that, winter without the cold. It fits it perfectly.” As she smiled at Dean, she started to think about what else he needed. They were getting food, he was staying at her apartment so he had shelter… What else did she need to provide? She looked him over again, and she thought. Clothes, he was way to small to borrow any of Sam’s clothes, but she’d worry about that when she got him home.
Right then, all she wanted to worry about was making Dean smile.
Dean flushed slightly, enjoying the attention that Dee was giving him. He wanted to keep it for as long as possible. It was clear as day that he was deprived of attention, affection, and love. He craved those things, even if he didn’t realize it.
“W-where is y-your home,” Dean asked her, curious about where they were headed next.
Deanna smiled, “You don’t have to be nervous, It a short walk from here.”
She stood as the hostess called out “Winchester.” The woman came and hand her the bag, Deanna handed her some cash, and gestured to Dean to follow her.
“It’s just a couple of blocks,” she held his hand again, not wanting for him to get lost.