I loved this. It was just what I needed. Thanks for this!

I love how this story was brought full cicle. It was so nice. Had a real nice feel to it and I will never complain at seeing the good ol' days again :) Miss those guys :)

Loved it!

Tara x0x

Yay young brotherhood! god, this is totally my favorite age for them - I could stay in this world and time forever! And I gota tell ya I love th message too. Thanks for another wonderful wee!Chester moment :)

Very cute story!! I always love reading about their past. Now time for me to go catch up with your other stories!!

Great fic! I love this time for the Winchesters...for all of them, really. Lots of tragedy in the past, but they're all still together.

The answer to Sam's question was right on, too.

One of these days, I'm going to make my tuna casserole for you. lol

Aww... lovely. As much as I enjoy the current storyline and characters of the Brotherhood Verse I am very much partial to the pre-series and early series stories. I've missed reading this stuff and I've been hoping for something non-current and non-future for some time. Enjoyed it, thank you :)

Wonderful snapshot from their past! I love seeing the boys through Pastor Jim's eyes and his sermon at the end was perfect, did you find it hard to write? This was beautifully done, left me feeling warm inside, thanks!

A very nice and heart-warming story. Thank You.

That was a really sweet story...and I loved the message you wrote into it. great job...i really enjoyed reading it!

Cute!I LOVED it. Dean falling 15 feet and just having a mild concussion and a few bruises-I can totally imagine that.And Caleb and Sammy were awesome,and so were the other guys. Good job!
Kritty

You're stories never fail to have me on the edge of my seat, and hoping that everythings going to be fine, even though you have wrote coun tless other fics were the boys are older...lol. It's my inner geek coming out to play I think :) And also YAY a weechesters fic, I've missed you writing those, I think they have to be some of my favourites of yours, as is the one were Pastor Jim reads the story about the skin horse, sorry I forget the name of the story at the minute :) But it is one of my favourites. Will you be doing some more weechesters? It'd be cool if you did one were Dean is very young, maybe when they first join the brotherhood?? I know I'm never satisfied, sorry, but I blame you and your awesome writing skills, so really you've only got yourself to blame...lol x

Awesome story. :)

You really scare me there. Dean is so good at hiding injuries that I was glad when Mac decided to bring him to the clinic just to make sure he was okay.

Even though it's mostly in time of needs and injuries, it's always great to see this wonderful family come together. :)

I loved this fic. I can tell you are a fan of To kill a mockingbird as well. Great job and very well written

Hey :)

I love your pre-series the best. And as usual you have written another awesome story. The fight between the boys was just a classic and poor Jim trying to control them made me laugh.

His reference to Caleb waiting for Dean to grow up to move on to adulthood and hoping Dean wasn't waiting for Sam because he couldn't handle three teens cracked me up lol. And then there was Caleb's line about John not having an inside voice was so funny and so true!! lol

I love how you write John, you do him justice, just wish you would write more of him lol. Yeah I know...:P lol Mackland taking over the hospital was just so him, I can see him doing that lol.

And it was really nice to see Jim actually in the church giving a sermon. We hear so much about him giving them it was nice to see :). The Sermon was so poignant to each and every one of them. Okay now that I have rambled I'll just wait for your next piece Thanks for writing these fantastic stories

Debbie :)

As always, your story is fantastic. Pre-series is one of my favorite times for your AU because everyone is there. There is a greater sense of family. Everyone showing up to help Pastor Jim put up hay, is the best of the Brotherhood.

In every situation in life, there is a lesson to be learned and Pastor Jim has a way with the story telling that is never too preachy. I like the imagine of the "miracle bench" also, they may have their doubts of faith, but never in each other.

Great job and thank you!

Anne