My most cherished autograph
Posted: Wed Jul 13, 2005 12:09 am
Be prepared for a long long story.
Well, my special auto is one that I got in person, but it was cool. See, my dad was a mover. You know, when people move he packs their stuff and loads it into a truck. He works at North American Van & Storage if anyones ever heard of it. Anyways, we live in Utah, so that's where it happend, he was packing some old people moving them into an apartment and he was grumpy that day so he was being a jerk. Eliza Dushku walked upto him and asked if she could help, he didn't know who she was so he was like "Yeah, you can tell your grandparents to make up their mind about where they want all this crap!" She walked in the house and her grandma walked out and asked him if he knew who she was, and he said "Should I?" Then her grandma explained to him that she was in Bring it on (this was just after Bring it On came out), and she was in Buffy. Well, I had just bought that movie, and Buffy was my favorite show, it was like my addiction. So my dad walked up to her and said sorry for being so rude and told her that me and my sisters were big fans, my big sis was like 18 at the time, and my little sis was like 4 or 5. She said that since they wouldn't be able to finish unloading that day, he should bring us by the next day. She gave him a signed Bring it On shirt for me and a signed Bring it On Frisbee for my big sister. It was cool. Anyways, me and my sisters were at the hospital visiting my cousin who had just had a baby and then my sister called my mom's cell phone to tell her where we were and she told us to get home because she had a surprise (my mom and dad worked in the same place, that's why she was the one who said it.) I thought that they got us a dog or a bird or some kind of pet, but when we got there they showed us the signed things and said we were going to meet her the next day. I was really excited, I woke up at 6 am the next day just to get ready. We went over there at around 9am and she had just woken up, she said hello and she saw we had a camera corder and she told us how when she was camera shy. She said it's okay with the big cameras, because when those are on her she knows exactly what to do and where to stand, but when there is a small home camera, she's wigged out because she doesn't have the lines she has to say. So we didn't use the camera. She asked if we could come back in about an hour when she's dressed and stuff. We did, but when we came back she wasn't home yet, we got to go in and visit her grandparents and look at family pics, it was so cool. Her grandparents were adorable, anyways, when she came back she gave us a kodak one use camera. She said she felt bad about the video camera thing. We took pics with her and I got a pic and my movie case signed by her. Then she visited with us for a little longer and then we left. We got to stay there for like, an hour. It was really cool.
Well, my special auto is one that I got in person, but it was cool. See, my dad was a mover. You know, when people move he packs their stuff and loads it into a truck. He works at North American Van & Storage if anyones ever heard of it. Anyways, we live in Utah, so that's where it happend, he was packing some old people moving them into an apartment and he was grumpy that day so he was being a jerk. Eliza Dushku walked upto him and asked if she could help, he didn't know who she was so he was like "Yeah, you can tell your grandparents to make up their mind about where they want all this crap!" She walked in the house and her grandma walked out and asked him if he knew who she was, and he said "Should I?" Then her grandma explained to him that she was in Bring it on (this was just after Bring it On came out), and she was in Buffy. Well, I had just bought that movie, and Buffy was my favorite show, it was like my addiction. So my dad walked up to her and said sorry for being so rude and told her that me and my sisters were big fans, my big sis was like 18 at the time, and my little sis was like 4 or 5. She said that since they wouldn't be able to finish unloading that day, he should bring us by the next day. She gave him a signed Bring it On shirt for me and a signed Bring it On Frisbee for my big sister. It was cool. Anyways, me and my sisters were at the hospital visiting my cousin who had just had a baby and then my sister called my mom's cell phone to tell her where we were and she told us to get home because she had a surprise (my mom and dad worked in the same place, that's why she was the one who said it.) I thought that they got us a dog or a bird or some kind of pet, but when we got there they showed us the signed things and said we were going to meet her the next day. I was really excited, I woke up at 6 am the next day just to get ready. We went over there at around 9am and she had just woken up, she said hello and she saw we had a camera corder and she told us how when she was camera shy. She said it's okay with the big cameras, because when those are on her she knows exactly what to do and where to stand, but when there is a small home camera, she's wigged out because she doesn't have the lines she has to say. So we didn't use the camera. She asked if we could come back in about an hour when she's dressed and stuff. We did, but when we came back she wasn't home yet, we got to go in and visit her grandparents and look at family pics, it was so cool. Her grandparents were adorable, anyways, when she came back she gave us a kodak one use camera. She said she felt bad about the video camera thing. We took pics with her and I got a pic and my movie case signed by her. Then she visited with us for a little longer and then we left. We got to stay there for like, an hour. It was really cool.
It's a tie for me between Idina Menzel and Sutton Foster