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Yes, this was my one and only stab at scrapbooking. Totally embarrassing, but I can’t find the originals and these are the first pics I ever took on the set of #Supernatural so I’m feeling sentimental.
It’s a bittersweet evening in our home. Tonight is the last new episode of SPN. Something that’s been with us (or at least my husband) for 15(!) years. It’s no secret that @jaredpadalecki and I fell in love on Supernatural. Because of this show, we’re now celebrating almost 11 years married, 3 amazing kids, traveling the world together and making incredible friends who have formed and shaped who we are today. Thank you @erickripke, Kim Manners and Phil Sigricia for taking a chance on me - casting me and believing in me. Thanks to the producers, to the writers and the CW. Thanks to the cast and crew who have become more than family. And, most importantly, thank you to the fans who have kept this show going and all your feels. I hate saying goodbye, so I’ll just say family don’t end in blood. #SPNFamily
GenPadalecki: Before I had Tom, I had star tattoos on my wrists. I got them when I was living in NYC - back when I was a rebellious, single 22-year-old who loved to swear and push boundaries.
After Tom was born, we took birth announcement photos with our new son. I remember looking at the pictures of me looking so lovingly at my baby, but all I could see was the tattoos on my wrists. They felt like a stain. Moms shouldn’t look like that was my thought. Or at least the mom I thought I was supposed to be shouldn’t have marks to remind her future self of her “defiant” past. I spent the next few years erasing them as if it would somehow shape me into a better mother.
Over the last few months, I’ve been rethinking this A LOT. What I realized is it stuffed and hid the person that I was and I forgot about me in the process. My old star tats were a part of me - they remind me of my past and all of my experiences and how they’ve made me who I am today.
So I decided, screw it! It’s time to get back to the old Gen and OWN IT. Being a great mom is about love, compassion, and kindness - not how you dress or express yourself.
