Have You Met Anyone Famous?

Tom Cruise, back in his Top Gun days. The nicest guy EVER. I tagged along after him like a leech and he actually took the time to introduce me to people, even though I was a nobody. No other celebrity would have done that.

Also met Dr. Seuss, he was a doll. Pee-Wee Herman was as odd as you would think he might be.

Melanie Griffith was in my hometown to film the movie "Milk Money", and she and Don Johnson both came into the doctors office I was working at, at the time.

Nick & Drew Lachey grew up here in Cincinnati. They both worked at Kings Island singing, and I met them when my sister worked with them.

Gavin Rossdale, former lead singer of Bush, and married to Gwen Stephani, came to my chair at a concert and stood in it while playing a song. I touched his jeans and about died. If thats what you call "meeting". LOL

George bush senior when he was running for office in the 80s, i was 5, he came to my school.

other than him, nope

I worked in radio for years, so I have met quite a few. Aretha Franklin was very nice. Billy Currington was a jerk. Most country artists are very nice (met SO many of them), while pop artists usually had sticks up their rear ends. I know some NFL players that are great, and Ben Rothlesberger (sp.) used to be a nice guy. Fame changed him I guess.

Several. Ironically the celib who has a rep for being so down to earth was the biggest dick I ever met.

John Buck - before he was famous- he played with my nephew on the Houston Astros.

Jim Youngs - played the "bad boy" in Footloose - he was a roommate of my boy friend.

Branscome Richards - played Dwayne Johnson's brother in the Scorpion King as well as in Renegade with Lorenzo Lamas (whom my sister has met through Branscome).

John Buck and his wife were WONDERFUL - still are - I got food poisoning during the game and his wife took care of my son while Bob rushed me to the ER...

Jim Youngs - was a sweetie and a hottie!!

Branscome was a true gentleman, VERY kind....my "other sister" (she is my sister's best friend, whom I've known since I was 4 years old...41 years) has known Branscome for YEARS - I believe they met in Hawaii MANY years ago...I might have met him there too but I don't remember him from there..

And last but not least - Johnny Depp!!! he was at the Jungle Lounge (bar) where we had my bachelorette party when I married Ian - oooh my word!!! I should've ran away with him!!! He danced with me!! YAHOO!!!

Jimmy Buffett came into the old record store I used to work at. He wanted a copy of James Brown Live at the Apollo. I had gone to his concert the night before. He's much shorter in person!

I've gone to a couple of Star Trek conventions. William Shatner- total dick to his fans. Someone asked him a Star Trek question (god forbid, at a star trek convention!) and he was all rude about how the show's been over for 40 years and then spent half an hour discussing his ear problems.

The guys who played Gowron and Martok were totally awesome. The kid next to me had saved up all his birthday and christmas money to take his mom and they signed his shirt and took pictures with him and were totally sweet.

I met Tracy Ulman, the commedian, walking in NYC - very nice. Met John DeLancie (Q from StarTrek) in an airport - also very nice. Met Rene Aubergenois at a StarTrek convention, in an elevator on the way to sign autographs) - he was very nice, and remembered me when it was my turn to get his autograph. I was a COMPLETE British SciFi/fantasy nerd, and I got to meet a bunch of Dr. Who and Robin of Sherwood cast members at a convention in 1991 - one of the best weekends of my young adult life - all of them very nice - and I got to visit some of them in England months later and they were happy to visit with me. Met Nicholas Grace, Sheriff of Nottingham in Robin of Sherwood, and he was very gracious. Tom Baker of Dr. Who hit on me (LOL!)!

Just missed meeting the guy who played Herman Munster once- LOL

I don't think it's name dropping, it's fun to meet people you admire and it makes for great stories. :)

I've met Les Claypool several times. He's very funny and sweet.

I've met the entire band Galactic and hung out with them quite a bit. They are very down to earth and always take time to meet their fans.

I met Phil Lesh and Bob Weir after a concert at the Oakland Coliseum. A very nice lady gave me her backstage pass because I had never met them and she had. Both were amazing and gave off really good vibes just like their music.

I LOVE music memorabilia and have quite the collection. It's been great to add things to it and really makes it more special for me to have personal belongings, autographs and photos of the musicians that have inspired me and influenced my life so heavily.

I met Mark McGwire when I was working at Bath and Body Works (he bought lip balm). I also met Amanda Borden (96 Olympic gold medal in gymnastics) while working at Bath and Body Works.

I have kissed DeForrest Kelly (Dr. McCoy from Star Trek) and Rockin' Dopsie.
I have pix of me with Hal Holbrook (he's in full makeup and costume from his one man show Mark Twain Tonight), Richie Havens, Mary Gauthier, Zachary Richard, Delbert McClinton, and Chris Thomas King.
I have autographed cd's from Smithfield Fair, Mary Gauthier, Zachary Richard, Tabby Thomas, J. Douglas (Allison Krauss' dobro player), Iris Dement, Irma Thomas, Marcia Ball, Henry Gray, and Jimmy Lafave.
I have autographed books by Ray Bradbury, Thomas Kenealy (author of Schindler's List), Rodger Kamenetz, Kay Murphy, Maya Angelou, John Camp, and Sue Owen.

Johnny Cash -awesomely nice! Andy Griffith -not so nice! Newt Gingrich AND Al Gore, but thankfully not at the same time. Evander Holyfield was very nice and much smaller than I anticipated! Tom Hulce who is teeny tiny and Rosanne Cash who is as sweet as her daddy. The cast of Real Housewives of Atlanta were in my old studio one day earlier this year and seemed quite huffy that I didn't know who they were or care! I got to be Kool and the Gang's room attendant when the opened The Tabernacle here. I love them and they were very nice and well, cool!

Yes and yes. But I (like Jo G.) choose not to drop names.

When my daughter was a baby, Chuck Norris was visiting at Children's Hospital. He asked if he could hold her and said she was the prettiest baby he had ever seen! He was very nice. On the other hand, my husband was very ill as a child and was asked to make a commercial with Michael Landon to support a certain foundation. Unfortunately, he said that Mr. Landon couldn't stay sober enough to actually make the commercial and was a total jacka$$.

Quite a few. Mostly, they're just people. AKA on good behavior until you get to know them. Some of the nicest people, you'll catch on a bad day, some of the ickiest people are the biggest charmers ever.

The hardest thing, for me, with someone I know OF, is separating that public persona, or their reputation/parts they play, from who they really are in their everyday lives.

Really, though, I don't particularly care to meet anyone famous. Fame takes up an inordinate amount of one's time. Leaves very little for other people / makes it difficult to be friends on more than just an acquaintance/ enjoy their company level. I have enough of those in my life. But I dig friends.

The only celeb I have ever met was "Mini-Me" from Austin Powers! He was surrounded by his entourage of gorgeous women and turned down our request to have an autograph. He did shake our hands, though!

Remember Jake from Melrose Place? Zack Morris from Saved By The Bell? Carlton Banks from Fresh Prince of Belaire? I saw them at a club in Cleveland when I was younger and was too chicken to say anything to them. They, too, were surrounded by hot chicks!

Great question!

This was about 12 years ago I met Reggie Theus the basketball player. I was on a plane coming home from boot camp in uniform and he introduced himself to me and thanked my for my service.

And Method Man the rapper, at the airport. I got my picture taken with him.

I need to get out more.

I had the honor of meeting Justin Timberlake (along with the rest of 'NSYNC). He was the sweetest, most down to earth person. I met Jim Brewer on the boardwalk in NJ one summer. Howie Mandel in Las Vegas, Mandy Moore at a concert. I bought Bam Margera a beer. I had the great pleasure of running down Daytona Beach with Macho Man Randy Savage and Hulk Hogan. All in all, not one bad experience with anyone famous.

It was in 2001, when i met Jamie Lee Curtis, at UCLA hospital in westwood, cali. i was about 13 i was visiting my younger brother he had a tracheotomy done. anyway my stepmother and i had to use the ladies room, so on our way there i saw Jamie walk out the restroom, and i told my stepmom "omg, i saw Jamie lee curtis". she didnt know who she was reason because she is mexican and does not speak any english, i told her (stepmom) that she (jamie) was a famous american actress. well once i was in the restroom waiting, jamie came back with a roll of toilet paper and offered me one, sweet!!!!! lol. i was a teenager and im a fan of horror movies so definitely it was JAMIE LEE CURTIS shes so sweet and nice. It's one of the joys of living in california, home of the celebrities!!!!!!!!!!

sorry for writing like im texting, i really do apologize it just makes it a bit faster to type!!!! tru;y sorry!!!

I was working at a small animal hospital in Connecticut that had Martha Stewart as a client... I only saw her once... She sent "her people" most of the time... but she was very nice. At that same animal hospital I met Chris Sarandon, The Talking Heads, and a couple of other people I can't remember off the top of my head. My husband was always laughing because I would come home all the time telling him who was there that day. Also, when I was living in that area I ran into Tracy Morgan in a club in NYC (VERY nice guy) and Britney Spears that same night... I saw Heidi Klum, Lance Bass, and Jeremy Piven at that same club... I think there was an event going on we stumbled into... oh yeah! best of all I met John C. Reilly in a dinky Michigan airport... super nice... I freaked out on him. Poor guy. All my brain could process was, "Shake N Bake!" hahaha

Jennifer Anniston, actress, at the Apple store...did not talk to her b/c a few giddy high school girls kept acting silly around her

Jim Kelly, some famous NFL QB guy but I don't watch football so don't know him from anyone else, but lives next door to my sister. Super sweet family, lost a son.

Alice Cooper, musician, lived in our neighborhood, went to the same church..wonderful family man, lovely wife and kids and phenomenal community member.

I've met several rock stars & local 'rock stars', a couple of actors & Bill Clinton when he was Ark. Gov. but that's about it. ;)

I went to Michigan State with Rashad Evans the UFC fighter. We were both athletes and he was dating my friend. FREAKIN HILARIOUS guy! Other than that nobody! LOL!

The guys from Montgomery Gentry, Sara Evans, The Warren Brothers, Steve Holy, Jamie O'neil, Alan Jackson my husband won a contest and we actually got to go on his tour bus and meet him. We are big county music fans. : ) Great Question ! I also would love to meet Stevie NIcks I am a huge fan!

I met Paul Newman, he did a documentary at a hospital that I used to work at. He was not very nice

Fun question: my hubby and I met Gabrielle Anwar on a plane from LA to London. We did NOT know who she was at the time, even when we asked her what a Brit was doing in LA. She replied she was an actress but didn't elaborate nor did she state her name. We actually spent quite some time chatting with her; we had admired how attentive she was to her baby, so we went over to introduce ourselves and tell her. She seemed like a lovely person. We got to talking about how we were returning to our home in England after a family reunion in California and she was going to England for a family reunion flying from her home in LA! How funny is that!

Chuck Norris!

I met him at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo YEARS ago!

I WIN!!

OMG, you met Alex Lifeson? *makes devil's horns with hands* That ROCKS!

Famous people I have met include:
Rodney Dangerfield - (pre-Caddyshack, I was around ten years old and had no idea who he was, my mom was talking to him mostly)
Andy Summers of the Police (he kissed me! tee hee!)
Michael Stipe of REM (blah-pretentious)
Robert Sean Leonard (super nice and funny, he was in my friend's wedding and "taping a new show called 'House'")
Barack Obama (when he was running for Senate - unassuming, nice fellow, not at all hammy like all of the other Chicago politicians I've met)
David Sedaris (took his creative writing class when I was in college)

To be continued, maybe. I don't like hassling famous people in public so unless my path happens to cross with a celeb I'm outta luck:^)

I met Jackson Rathbone in Vegas last month when we went to his concert for 100 monkeys. He was nice and had a cute accent. We talked about my tattoos for a little bit, he thought I was a teenager and they were fake haha. If no one knows his real name (Jackson Rathbone) then I'll tell you he plays Jasper in Twilight.

I haven't met any other celebs. Guess they don't like SC where I grew up haha. I don't see why it's a big deal to say who we met. If you knew my best friend as a celeb I'd say her name too lol it's not like your telling us dirty secrets.

I've met some very famous people and was never starstruck, and it wasn't a big deal at all. Then I met a semi-famous person and was completely in love and totally giddy. Weird, huh?

I was Travis Tritts waiter at a Holiday Inn Restaraunt in the early 90s

If I could meet someone it would be Bill Clinton

On our Sixth Grade field trip to Downtown Seattle, we walked through the running set of Assassins. Starring Sylvester Stallone. I walked right into him as he was coming outta this hat shop. He nodded to all of us and said ''Hi''....There were so many of us...he didnt sign autographs, but just acknowledging us was COOL.

We were down downtown visiting with some Family, when they were filing Sleepless In Seattle. So, we got to watch some of that.

Being a Port City we actually have a ton of movies that get filmed in our city.

Our Local Radio Station here does these acoustic sessions...Its a small venue that they only give so many tickets out too. My best friend won tickets to go see FUEL record a session. So, we got autographs, signed CDs, Idea tag and I think he signed my Cigarette case.

When I was in junior high I was in love with Scott Wolfe. I loved him in Part of Five...So, for English we had to write someone Famous....I chose him. Like eight months after I wrote him I got a package with a signed Autographed photo and a Generic note.. I still Thought it was pretty awesome.

I used to work at a busy restaurant in St. Paul, MN and I met a few famous athletes while working there...Kristi Yamaguchi (VERY SWEET and signed autographs for the bus boys) and also Pete Rose (MALE DIVA who wanted us to kick out an entire room full of people so he could dine alone....we made him wait :)

I grew up in the same neighborhood as Joe Mauer (catcher for the MN Twins) and he was my first crush (unreciprocated). He is a great guy, as are his brothers.

My grandma lived next to Gary Gaetti (MN Twins' 3rd baseman in the 80s and early 90s). He hid his kids' Christmas presents at my grandma's house, so he came to pick them up on Christmas Eve--such a nice guy, but admits that he wasn't always a good one!

I met Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia when I was in college and he came to my campus.

Met former MN Gov & Senator Norm Coleman at my friends' older brother's funeral (he was military.)

Kevin Garnett and Tim Hardaway came to my high school to film a commercial, and I got to be an extra...I got a wave from KG when I had to use the restroom and saw him in the hallway. My high school's Facebook page administrator just found the commercial on You Tube... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SDNjfP4vLBM&feature=yo...
Haha, it was such a lame commercial!!

I worked in a building in Chicago in the 90s next door to the attorney Sam Adam. One of his clients was Mr. T. I talked to him in the hallway several times when he was there for a meeting. Very chatty, down-to-earth guy who wore ALOT of bling!

I also met Christopher Reeve in the early 90s, before his fall, and he also was very easy to talk to, and nice.

Steve Young from the San Fransisco 49ers is my second cousin :)

I hung out backstage with the band Sum 41 on accident, they were hilarious! I also played Phase 10 on an airplane with Elizabeth Smart's little sister (the poor girl who was in the bedroom with her when her sister was abducted) and the rest of her family joined in. This was while Elizabeth was still missing and they were flying from utah to NYC to film "America's Most Wanted". They were very nice people and stuck together in such a horrible situation.

14 years ago, I was working my first job as a vet at a small animal hospital in Connecticut that had Gayle King as a client (Oprah's BFF). I actually ended up neutering her dog! She did seem to have a bit of that Diva thing going on though, like she expected everyone to bend over backwards for her, just because of who she was.

Well I used to work as a nanny in the Hamptons for a grandson of one of the founders (Briggs) of "Briggs and Stratton"(who also used to be a private pilot for Martha Stewart).While at their friend's house(in the kitchen of all places:)) I met Alec Baldwin, he was very nice, even chatted with us and later on as i was playing with his daughter(she was 5) he took a picture of her on my shoulders:). We went to Christy Brinkley's house often since her kids and the kids I was taking care of were in the same class and were friends. Sadly she would not ever look at us(nannies) or would not say hello. I also ran into Kim Besinger (not realizing it till later)while taking one of the girls to the dance class, she said hello and had such a sweet smile .Almost ran over Billy Joel with the stroller on the street one time, went to the party at Jackie Kennedy"s house and been to Martha Stewart's house for a photo shoot that "my" girls were in,( she was not there, but her kitchen was amazing:)) At one of the weddings we met the producer of Regis and Kelly, very briefly though. The funny thing is at the time I started working for them I was just "off the boat" from Russia and many time had no idea who those "famous" people were.

Ian Ziering: As a teeny bopper, my friends and I went to a meet and greet and met Ian Ziering from 90210.

Andre Agassi: I went to Europe the summer before my Senior year of HS. We were in the Hard Rock Cafe in London and Andre Agassi was leaving with a group of people. I had no idea who he was at the time, but my classmates were going ga ga. I just pretended I knew, then asked someone later!

Gene Keady: Most people won't even know him, but he was the head basketball coach for Purdue for 25 years. I was in the airport with my family and my brothers spotted him. We approached him and he was super nice! One of my brothers went to Purdue, so it was really neat for him!

My favorites are Donnie Wahlberg at a film festival, and Derek Jeter in a hotel lobby where I was attending a conference! I've also met many sonics and mariners players, Lisa loeb, dweezil Zappa, Roger Clemens, Joe torre, the rock (also a jerk!), Fred durst, Ruben studdard and the other finalists from his season of AI (except clay), rob base and dj easy rock. I would love to meet Reese Witherspoon, Christina Applegate, kristen wiig, Ben affleck, and chris Harrison!

I met Guy Fieri at a book signing. He let me hug him and I screamed in his ear on accident. (I was so excited to meet him! I love him!) He was cool and cracked jokes the whole time he was signing autographs.
I met Scotty Pippen years ago- my dad's company did some plumbing for him and my dad was the head of the crew that did the work. He was super nice and signed some stuff for me.
My brother's 1st band used to do shows with Patrick Stump's (FallOut Boy) first band. He was the drummer. They hung out with all the same people and were pretty good friends. They used to jam a lot in my Mom's garage. My Mom was just talking about how Patrick sat in my Mom's kitchen trying to convince my brother to leave his band and join the project Patrick was starting (which became FallOut Boy) but my little brother wouldn't leave his band (which was fairly large on the Midwest music scene). The first award FallOut Boy won- when they accepted the award- Patrick was wearing a 504 Plan button (my brother's band). Patrick is sweet as pie. Kinda shy at first and then funny. Pete Wentz is pompous though. He was kind of a jerk to my brother- always trying to show him up.
I would love to meet Stevie Nicks too! She just seems like so cool and serene. I would also love to meet Amy Poehler and Tina Fey. They are such funny, strong, independent women.

Actor Steve Buscemi is married to a cousin, so I've met him. Sweet, sweet man!
I've met Ziggy Marley as well as several local athletes: Mike Wallace (Pgh Steelers), Neil Walker (Pgh Pirates).

Oh and Scott Blasey of The Clarks.....

My husband has met Rocky Bleier and Joe Piscopo.

Yes!!! I have met alot of country singers from the work that I did in the South. Most were extremely nice and friendly.

I used to work at Lucky Brand Jeans and we would have tons of musicians come in while they were on tour and had a stop in KC. Janet Jackson was the most famous and she was really nice! She was absolutely gorgeous, as you'd expect, and very sweet. I also helped Jackson Browne and lots of random baseball and soccer stars who were in town. George Brett (former 3rd base for the Royals) is pretty well known around town and he's not very nice, but his wife is fabulous!

Ana Gasteyer when she was doing Wicked in Chicago. And she was fabulous, especially for just having finished a show. I could totally hang out with her again! :-)

I once met Olivia de Haviland, who played Melanie Wilkes in Gone with the Wind. She graduated from my high school and was the keynote speaker for the 100th graduating class. Of course, I made a total fool of myself, but it was fun!

Met Kid Rock a couple of months ago....he was taking "promo" pictures in front of the Henry Ford Historical plant (here in Detroit.) I was driving by and he waved for me to come on over....so I did. He was so nice and such a happy person.

I've met Bing Crosby's kids, his Sister in law was my 3rd grade teacher. I've said hello to David Gates of Bread. I almost ran over Henry Kissinger (on foot) while in the Dulles airport. Bing's family was nice (Mary and Nathaniel), David Gates always said Hi back. I thought he was a friend of my sisters. The Crosby's and David Gates owned property near the town where I grew up in Northern CA I've met John Grey (Mars, Venus) He is really nice and quite reserved compared to his stage presence. Don't feel I'm name dropping as it's not like I can give you any real info or substance on them.

Just met Laker Shannon Brown last month outside a hotel at Disneyland. Took his pic with our daughter; we're big fans. He was nice and accommodating ... Have also met surfer Kelly Slater; he's very shy.

I am a Shaklee distributor, so have met many Olympians and world class athletes. They are/were all great.
I have done physical therapy at Michael Johnson's center in McKinney. He has been there when I was there, but I haven't had a chance to meet him. He is one of my favorite athletes so I would really like to meet him.
I am sure some of the other people there are famous athletes, but I don't keep up with professional sports so I don't know who they were.
My son went there also and was amazed to be working out next to Marion Barber.
I met James Galway after one of his performances.
The person I was most thrilled to meet was Kay Arthur.

I just went to a book signing and met Richelle Mead last month. She was super nice.

Also met our local weather man when I was 15. I was working at Dairy Queen and gave him his food and all I could say was "You're the weather guy!"

Fun!! When I was 15 we went to LA and my cousin played baseball with some of the Michael Jackson's brothers. They had a team called the Jackson All Stars. They played with other celebraties. Of course Michael wasn't there but I met Jermaine, Jackie and Marlon. I was so excited.

I ran into Ron Artest at McDonald's when he played for the Pacers. He was really nice.

I can't remember how long ago it was but I met Andre Aggasi (sp) at the movie theatre. It was when he was starting out and making a name for himself. He had people around him but I didn't know who he was. I did go up and say hi because I figured he was somebody famous. He looked to be no more than 15 or 16.

I met the Jacksons dionne warwik and Celine Dion in 1994. I was part of a choir from the Jackson Family Honors in 1994. It was alot of fun and i was not too far from michael a few times. :)

Several in country music back in the mid-90s when we went to FanFair. Some met at the fairgrounds, sometimes ran into others at restaurants.

Son was flying out one day and sat down beside Ted Nugent in the airport. They chatted a bit - Ted had out a laptop, so he didn't keep him too long.

I met the main anchor to a local new station, Michelle King. Actually was in the same congregation as she was for a while. She is an absolute sweetheart.

Also met several author; most famous is probably Terry Brooks (Shannara series). Also Carole Nelson Douglas (Midnight Louie) and Barbara Hambly. All very nice, very down-to-earth people.

Dennis Prager. My favorite. Yes, nice, but it was at an event, not off the street, he had to be nice.

I few, I also meet the bulls when they were in their 90's peek. All of them were nice and professional, except Rodman. He was an idiot and a general jacknut.

Michelle Pfieffer, she was very nice and really quick witted. :)

When I was like 18 Tracey Lawerence (country singer) was at the same bar I was. So my friends and I were talking and were just getting ready to leave, when this guy came up and started talking about "How Tracey was back there and how I should come back and say Hi." I totally didn't believe him and left anyway. Found out later that he really was there, and I got to thinking, "Did Tracey Lawerence just send that guy over there to try and pick me up?" Because he really did act like a guy on a mission. I still don't know that answer to this day...:)

I've met my all time favorite (I'm the biggest fan) Bon Jovi. He was very nice. I've met Bill Clinton (nice), the band Tesla (nice), some WWF wrestlers (worked for a private ambulance co. & we did stand-bys at the Bradley Center in Milwaukee) all were very nice. Fun to watch behind the scenes :0) Sterling Sharp when he was a Green Bay Packer (total A$$) Brian Noble when he was a Packer (awesome). That's about all I can think of for now, probably a couple more.

Elizabeth Taylor, Barack Obama, Oprah, Jon BonJovi (literally ran into him coming out of an elevator in Atlantic CIty), Michael Jordan, Scottie Pippen, Dennis Rodman (all the Bulls from the 90's championships), Walter Payton and tons of other Bears players, Rosie O'Donnell, Jesse Jackson, Evander Holyfield, John Kennedy Jr., Kerry Wood (baseball player), William H. Macy, David Schwimmer (ran into him at Blockbuster about 10 years ago), and John Malkovich. That's all I can think of off the top of my head. All were very nice.

I met Deion Sanders,Shaquille O'Neal, Dean Martin, and my 16 yr old met Joe Jackson & took a picture with him at his school and Joe gave him his school visitor's ID sticker. one of his teachers is a family friend. good memories:)
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I met Billy Corgan from the Smashing Pumpkins once. He's VERY tall.

This guy who used to play for the Denver Bronco's lives across the street from my parents. He does your taxes now ;)

Met all of Motley Crue. Take showers, guys. Ew.

I used to work with Elliot Yamin. When he was gone for a few weeks, upon his return, I asked where he'd been. He said 'trying out for American Idol'... I was like BULLSH!T DUDE, no really, where have you been? LOL... joke's on me! He's a funny guy, very nice....

Once, at a skateboarding competition (I was watching), I was standing in line for bottled water. This cute guy behind me says 'can I buy your water?'... I froze and said 'uh, no thanks'... afterwards, my brothers ran up screaming 'DO YOU KNOW WHO THAT WAS?!'... Pro skateboarder Bob Burnquist. Trying to hit on me. And I shot him down. D'OH!!

Um, who else... I don't know if this counts, but Jason Mraz's dad belongs to our boatclub. SF Sauers (like the spices) lives in our neighborhood. The guy who sings 'Sweet Virginia Breeze', Robyn, belongs to our boat club. My kids always sucker him into pushing them on the swing, LOL. Popular plastic surgeon Dr Niamtu does as well. My FIL is a world reknowned photographer for his work with National Geographic and The Christian Childrens fund. He also used to own a NASCAR team.

My husband smoked a cigarette with Julianne Moore once. He's met lots and lots of famous people through his dad ;)

I'm forgetting people here, but there ya go ;)

I am actually related to two famous people, but I rather not give the names for privacy issues.