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On May 22, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

Ah, thanks! Lots of work went into it!

I’ve never been able to figure out why the search bar has such issues, since it’s set to be there, and shows up in the regular browser and usually in the app when I’m using it to queue posts, but is completely absent on the mobile browser.

My solution if I need to search for things (on any blog) is to do it manually in the search bar.

After /search/ all you have to do is put the words you want searched, and a + between them, and it works the same. It’s a workaround for tumblr being a pain.

Too bad not everyone appreciates the work we put to this blog. Thank you for being here!

On May 19, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

@cefli

Why do you feel the need to police the lettuce tag.

There is lettuce in the post, there is a tag for lettuce.

Lettuce be.

On May 17, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

neonthewrite:

One hint: It’s not Jacob.

And one reminder for anyone who missed the original preview: Bowman Lost is meant to be a “Meanwhile” sort of story to go along with the AU I co-write with @nightmares06, Brothers Lost. Once I finish the story and get it edited enough, I’ll post it on my DeviantArt page.

On May 4, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In commissioned art, UncategorizedLeave a comment

@wolfie180g @bee-wrecker

Removed it. It looks fine on the regular browser, the app must be having issues with images.

See if it works here.

On April 30, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

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@paigethefiremage– There are seven on the tumblr side and nine on the DA side, but a few of those are still unfinished and waiting on completion.

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@wolfie180g– They’re all reblogged to the Brothers Apart tumblr under #bac 2017 and should search under that tag, but sometimes tumblr has tagging issues. When I post the poll for people to vote on each entry, there will be a link back to them there.

The entries are all so fun!

On April 24, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

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Important things to avoid:

Dean trying to water Bowman
Telling Dean that Bowman’s a plant without any other explanation
Letting Dean near one of those spray bottles on the off-chance he decides to give Bowman a little spritz

On April 23, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

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His colt, and a bit of extra ammo! He’s prepared for emergencies, but he’s going to have to take very good care of that gun since he has no supplies to clean it or repair it.

On April 17, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

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This also brings into question if John Winchester would leave his boys a toy when he passes on…

Or is Dean full of bs?

On April 16, 2017December 9, 2018 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

brothersapart:

I’ve watched streams, but I don’t think I could actually run one myself. I have a pretty bad anxiety about talking online or using webcams (my new computer doesn’t even have one), but I think we can manage something similar.

Would people like to do a chatroom for that weekend? We could all talk, chat, share stories and ideas and whatever else. Or does anyone else have ideas?

@birvan

Yeah, I think all three of the writers live in different timezones across the states, and our helper lives across the seas from us, so timing would be awful to manage. With a chatroom, any of us can pop in over the weekend to talk, and once I find a good weekend for it and actually prepare, I can be online whenever I’m not sleeping.

On April 10, 2017 By nightmares06In UncategorizedLeave a comment

brothersapart:

April 4th excerpt:

Jacob offered a warm smile to the closest of the nestlings, still a few feet away from him. They perked up in surprise, as if they didn’t expect him to be able to see them wandering closer to him. Tiny wings, some of them still slightly curled at the edges, fluttered at their backs.

“Hi,” he greeted them, and the nestlings stumbled forward even more. Some that were on the opposite side of the stream set to work carefully hopping from stone to stone, avoiding the water. “Be careful over there,” Jacob warned them. He got a few sheepish grins in return and some approving nods from the parents who hung back to continue the washing.

“We’re always careful,” someone answered, and Jacob looked down to find that a nestling had reached him. He tensed up slightly, staring at the absolutely tiny child standing in the grass, well within reach of the arms he rested on his knees. “If someone fell in the stream, their wings would get so heavy!”