Epic Fail

I am so sick of companies from outside Chicago coming here and buying our landmarks, then naming them after themselves like our history and traditions mean nothing. Sears hasn't been in the Sears Tower for 20 years, but all the other occupants managed to leave well enough alone. Now some British company has bought it and is renaming it Willis Tower. And they want to paint it silver. I think I'm going to be sick. The Willis execs clearly need to talk to the Macy's people about how much good will they're about to engender. But, hey, what do we know? We're just a bunch of Midwestern hicks who've never been to a big, important city like London or New York.

Okay, this post was intended to be a Supernatural review, but apparently I need a tissue for my issue.

SPN Ep: Death Takes A Holiday

Call me a marshmallow, but I really don't like it when Sam and Dean are at odds with each other. I hated the hiatus after "Asylum." Even though the action in "Scarecrow" picked up immediately from the end of "Asylum," it still felt like the boys hadn't been getting along with each other for months. The break after "Sex and Violence" was much shorter, but the stakes were higher and I'm more invested in the characters now than I was three years ago. For the twenty minutes or so before the show started, I had the fluttery stomach/shaky hands kind of dread that I normally only experience before dentist appointments.

( Spoilers )